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    Supreme Court Rules On Mandatory Nature Of The Working Hours Act

    The Finnish Supreme Court held in its decision rendered on 1 June 2007 (KKO:2007:50) that during an employment relationship an employer and employee can not validly agree upon terms according to which the employee waives rights or benefits provided by the mandatory provisions of the Working Hours Act (605/1996).
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Roschier
    Roschier
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    It’s On The Internet – Can I Use It?

    The Finnish Data Ombudsman ruled in November that employers can not use information on their current employees or prospective hires which is obtained by using Internet search engines, such as Google or Yahoo. Employers must collect employee’s personal information primarily from the employee; use of other sources assumes consent from the employee.
    FinlandIntellectual Property
    Roschier
    Roschier
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    Important Cases (Labour & Employment: Finland - August 2010)

    Group of companies considered a single employer entity for redundancy process.
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Bird & Bird
    Bird & Bird
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    Case Specifies An Obligation On Employers To Consider Alternatives To Termination In Appropriate Capability Cases

    In a high-profile case (KKO 2017:27, May 19, 2017), the Finnish supreme court specifically emphasized an employer's obligation to consider whether it can avoid termination of employment ...
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
  • Article

    KKO: Muun työn tarjoaminen rekrytointikirjeillä teki irtisanomisesta lainvastaisen

    Ennakkopäätöksen keskeinen viesti on, että tarjottavat tehtävät tulee valikoida ottaen huomioon työntekijän koulutus, ammattitaito ja työhistoria.
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Dittmar & Indrenius
    Dittmar & Indrenius
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    The CJEU Declines Employer’s Right To Require A Period Of Work After An Unpaid Leave And Before A New Maternity Leave As A Condition For Maternity Leave Remuneration

    The CJEU found incompatible with EU legislation a Finnish collective agreement provision, according to which a pregnant employee who interrupts a period of unpaid parental leave to take a maternity leave does not benefit from the maintenance of the remuneration to which she would have been entitled had that period of maternity leave been preceded by a period of resumption of work.
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Merilampi Attorneys Ltd
    Merilampi Attorneys Ltd
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    International Employment Update: New Legislation (Finland) - February 2010

    Following the sale of a business, an employee entered into the buyer's service as a result of this sale. When working for the seller, the employee had come under the seller's supplementary retirement pension insurance.
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Bird & Bird
    Bird & Bird
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    The Inappropriate Behavior Of The Employee As Grounds For Termination Of Employment – Two Recent Court Cases

    The Supreme Court and the Labor Court of Finland recently issued judgments concerning an employee’s inappropriate behavior as grounds for terminating the employment.
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Merilampi Attorneys Ltd
    Merilampi Attorneys Ltd
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    Employment Law Update: Wrapping Up 2022 And Taking A Sneak Peek At 2023

    As the turn of the year is fast approaching, it is a good time to summarize some key takeaways in the field of employment law from 2022 and look what we can expect from 2023. We hope that this high-level summary helps you to...
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Dittmar & Indrenius
    Dittmar & Indrenius
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    Labour and Employment Comparative Guide

    Labour and Employment Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Finland, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries
    FinlandEmployment and HR
    Almgren & Sankamo Law Offices
    Almgren & Sankamo Law Offices

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