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’EMPLOYING’ OF SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS

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Mészáros M.
Central European Journal of Labour Law and Personnel Management
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2018
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vol. 1
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issue 1
46-67
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This paper deals with topic on potential legal consequences in case of contracted self-employed entities which would perform dependent activity (i.e. work). This paper provides a comprehensive overview of contracting self-employed persons to perform dependent work. This paper not only deals with legality of such practice in the Slovak Republic but also examines and assesses the legal practice of the relevant and competent public authorities in this sphere. Besides the evaluation of the legal situation in the Slovak Republic, this paper also provides an overview of the existing legislation mostly in the Czech Republic as well as an overview of recent case-law of the European Court of Justice in this particular sphere. In this paper author provide analysis of legal issue of employment of self-employed persons not only from the viewpoint of legal system of the Slovak and Czech Republic but also examines this phenomenon using an analytical and comparative method with selected European countries. The aim of this paper was from acquired knowledges draw conclusions and proposals de lege ferenda for the Slovak legislator and public authorities to improve the solution to this legal problem. In conclusion of this paper are mentioned recommendations for another research in this area.
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IMMEDIATE TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP BY THE EMPLOYER

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Mészáros M., Divékyová K.
Central European Journal of Labour Law and Personnel Management
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2019
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vol. 2
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issue 2
33-43
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The article addresses the issue of immediate termination of employent initated by the employer. Termination of employment by the employer is interpreted as a unilateral legal act, under which the employer can terminate employment with the employee solely on the basis of defined reasons. The main objective is to point to problematic aspects of the Slovak legislation and to clarify their application with reference to judicial practice. The authors summarized the current legal background, analyzed the relevant court decisions, and applied logical thinking, using deduction, induction and synthesis in order to draw the appropriate legal conclusions. The article contains the comparison of the Slovak and the Czech legislation in the affected field.
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