Labour Law Topics



Employer Remains Responsible for Occupational Physician’s Advice

Arbeidsrecht Actueel 531

Employer Remains Responsible for Occupational Physician’s Advice

The UWV was allowed to hold the employer responsible for the correctness of the occupational physician's conclusion of an employee's capacity, even though the employer had no reason to doubt the UWV conclusion. Yet, the wage sanction the UWV had...

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When Is a Part Timer Entitled to Overtime Allowance?

Arbeidsrecht Actueel 530

When Is a Part Timer Entitled to Overtime Allowance?

There is a prohibited discrimination between full timers and part timers if the number of hours to be worked in order to qualify for an overtime allowance is the same for full timers and part timers. Since 2001, a German airline employed a pilot...

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Discontinuation of On-call employee Calls Rather Costly

Arbeidsrecht Actueel 529

Discontinuation of On-call employee Calls Rather Costly

After an employment dispute with an on-call employee a company decided to discontinue calling-upon the on-call employee. This decision turned out to be very costly for the employer: the on-call employee did not leave it at that, and successfully...

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Company has to Pay the Employee, despite Uncertainty about the Employing Company

Arbeidsrecht Actueel 528

Company has to Pay the Employee, despite Uncertainty about the Employing Company

On the basis of the fact that a company was the client of the company that was said to be the employing company, the former company may be obliged to pay the wages that were not paid by the latter company. In December 2021, a female employee...

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Is an Employee Required to Take Leave if He Goes on Holiday during Illness?

Arbeidsrecht Actueel 527

Is an Employee Required to Take Leave if He Goes on Holiday during Illness?

An employee who was incapacitated for work and who, according to the occupational physician, was fully unavailable for work, did not have to take-up his leave days when he went on holiday for a longer period during his illness, since he had already...

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The Self-Insured Employer Could Reduce Former Employee’s WGA- Benefit for Non-Cooperation with the Reintegration

Arbeidsrecht Actueel 526

The Self-Insured Employer Could Reduce Former Employee’s WGA- Benefit for Non-Cooperation with the Reintegration

An employer who was a self-insurer for the WGA had rightly decided to reduce an employee's WGA benefit by 25% for four months, since the employee refused to remain in contact with an employee of the insurance company by which the progress of the...

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