Примеры использования Employer is obliged to pay на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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An employer is obliged to pay his employees the same wage for work of equal value.
The fi rst 14 days of your illness the employer is obliged to pay you the compensa on of your wages/salary.
The employer is obliged to pay workers the same pay for work of equal value.
When this is set the maximum amount at which the employer is obliged to pay contributions-415 thousand rubles a year insurable earnings.
The employer is obliged to pay net salary without being reminded and despite worse fi nancial situa on of the company in the given month.
If you salary is higher than 10 000 CZK per month, your employer is obliged to pay social insurance and health insurance for you.
The employer is obliged to pay the salary or wages that would have been paid, after deducting the sum of the Institute's maternity benefit.
After the difficulties have been overcome, the employer is obliged to pay the difference between the minimum salary and the reduced salary.
If you have an employee contract or an employment agreement of work activity(dohoda o pracovní činnosti) andyour monthly income has reached certain amount, your employer is obliged to pay your insurance premium.
During this period the employer is obliged to pay the worker 100% of her daily wage.
They also make provision for Maternity Leave for the aggregate period of four weeks confinement during which time the employer is obliged to pay a minimum of thirty-five(35%) to the worker.
In such case an employer is obliged to pay an employee not one month, but two-month compensation.
According to the Law, the minimum salary is the lowest amount of basic salary that the employer is obliged to pay the worker for a full time job and fulfilled performance standards.
In this case the employer is obliged to pay monetary compensation to the employee who has not worked before the expiration of the two-month warning period in the amount of the average monthly salary.
In particular, the employers are obliged to provide the foreign workers with accommodations,as well as from January 2013, the employer is obliged to pay the treatment of their employees, sending money to the voluntary insurance fund for migrant workers.
In addition, the employer is obliged to pay a contribution(which is deductible from social security tax under the Social Security Tax Act, No. 113/1990) if the wage-earner decides to pay supplementary savings.
If you have an employee contract or an employment agreement of work activity(dohoda o pracovní činnosti) andyour monthly income has reached certain amount(at least 2500,- Czech Crowns a month in 2017), your employer is obliged to pay your insurance premium.
In an employment relationship the employer is obliged to pay wages, and the employee has the right to receive such wages.
Applies also to an occupational hazard- a doctor determines an illness that originated from your employment; if an accident at work oran occupational hazard ends in death of an employee, an employer is obliged to pay funeral expenses and compensation to family members.
During the 90 days preceding and following parturition, the employer is obliged to pay the above-mentioned maternity allowance, which is due as from 45 days preceding the birth and must continue to be paid for 45 days after the birth, providing that the recipient refrains from all remunerated work article 28 of Decree-Law No. 22482.
BASE SALARY AND UNCLAIMABLE ISSUES OF WAGE AND DEDUCTIONS Income tax Social security Health insurance Distraint- if ordered by court(maintenance for children andother debts) Your employer is OBLIGED to pay such deduc ons otherwise they are breaking the law.
The Labour Code enshrines the right of every citizen or stateless person to enter labour relations with an employer on the basis of a signed labour contract according to which the worker is obliged to carry out the work of one or several professions, specializations orduties in line with his or her qualifications, and the employer is obliged to pay the worker for that work and provide proper working conditions art. 26.
According to article 26 of the Labour Code, an employment contract is an agreement between an employer and a worker under which the worker is obliged to perform work in one or several trades, specialities or posts calling for the corresponding qualifications, andis subject to the internal rules of the enterprise, while the employer is obliged to pay the worker for such work and provide the working conditions prescribed by labour legislation and other regulations and by agreement between the parties.
Employers are obliged to pay workers the same wage for work of equal value.
Employers are obliged to pay homeworkers a holiday bonus in compensation for annual leave.
Employers are obliged to pay the minimum wages specified in the State's general legislation.
Employers are obliged to pay the base salary and the additional payments calculated in the manner prescribed by the law irrespective of the results of their economic activity.
Aurora Engineering stated that under Iraqi law(which is incorporated into thecontract under clause 16), the Iraqi employer was obliged to pay it“leave salary” at 20 days in a year of 326 days or 6.13 per cent of basic monthly wages. Aurora Engineering alleged the total amount of basic wages was certified at ID1,157,249, and therefore, calculated that it was due an amount of ID70,996.
The health funds are financed by an employer's contribution which generally amounts to 1 per cent of the wages which all employers are obliged to pay according to law.
Article 102(d) also establishes that employers are obliged to pay their workers in legal tender."However, a farm worker, by choice, may receive food products for up to 30 per cent of his wages.