Abstract This is a labour law essay with a focus on the priority rules in the Swedish employment protection law (Lag (1982) om Anställningsskydd). The text explains the reasoning and purpose behind the 22 § in this law. How are the law constructed and what are its requisites, has the purpose changed over the years or is it the same today as when the law was introduced? To answer this the text deconstructs the law and tries to analyse and explain its various parts. The law contains a possibility to, through collective agreement, design specialized rules to meet local workplaces demands. Those agreements are also examined to find a greater understanding on how these kinds of rules work on the Swedish labour market. The text analyses these dif...
The employer´s right to direct and allocate work lie as a significant foundation for Swedish labour ...
The essays main intent is to examine whether there has been a proper implementation of the Council’s...
The employer’s right to rule is always a burning topic and many employers are currently not as famil...
This essay investigates Swedish labour law concerning the rules of priority and their relation to th...
Sweden became a member of the European Union in 1995. When Sweden entered the Union the government a...
This essay will address restrictions that an employer has in case of termination of employment due t...
Sweden's contribution to the world today is not labor-intensive industry, it is high technology and ...
Abstract The subject of this thesis is the priority rules that apply in connection with mining acti...
The essay shows that temporary agency employees work in a complex business. Both labor and managemen...
This essay is about investigating and analyzing if Sweden could strengthen the protection for worker...
In this essay, the employer’s obligations in relation to collective dismissals in Sweden and England...
Abstract The purpose of this essay is to investigate the priority rules in the event of termination ...
Planing the employment can partly be seen as re-regulation of the employment terms or as a relocatio...
This essay addresses issues concerning the legal status of employment contracts during industrial ac...
The year of 2007 was indeed a year of turmoil for the Swedish labor law. This was the year of the pr...
The employer´s right to direct and allocate work lie as a significant foundation for Swedish labour ...
The essays main intent is to examine whether there has been a proper implementation of the Council’s...
The employer’s right to rule is always a burning topic and many employers are currently not as famil...
This essay investigates Swedish labour law concerning the rules of priority and their relation to th...
Sweden became a member of the European Union in 1995. When Sweden entered the Union the government a...
This essay will address restrictions that an employer has in case of termination of employment due t...
Sweden's contribution to the world today is not labor-intensive industry, it is high technology and ...
Abstract The subject of this thesis is the priority rules that apply in connection with mining acti...
The essay shows that temporary agency employees work in a complex business. Both labor and managemen...
This essay is about investigating and analyzing if Sweden could strengthen the protection for worker...
In this essay, the employer’s obligations in relation to collective dismissals in Sweden and England...
Abstract The purpose of this essay is to investigate the priority rules in the event of termination ...
Planing the employment can partly be seen as re-regulation of the employment terms or as a relocatio...
This essay addresses issues concerning the legal status of employment contracts during industrial ac...
The year of 2007 was indeed a year of turmoil for the Swedish labor law. This was the year of the pr...
The employer´s right to direct and allocate work lie as a significant foundation for Swedish labour ...
The essays main intent is to examine whether there has been a proper implementation of the Council’s...
The employer’s right to rule is always a burning topic and many employers are currently not as famil...