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What happens if the employer rejects to accept the court’s re-employment decision?

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What happens if the employer rejects to accept the court’s re-employment decision?

If the employer rejects to employ the employee back within 1 month following the court’s re-employment decision, s/he will be subject to pay compensation to the employee in the amount of 4 to 8 month’s wage. The court or the special referee also decides on how much compensation the employer would be subject to pay if s/he rejects to abide by the decision. The employee will be paid 4 months of wage at most and also his/her other rights for the period where s/he was not employed during the decision process.

 

 


Source: Ministry of Labor and Social Security
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