Translation for 'labour law' from English to Czech

labour law {noun} [Br.]

pracovní právo {n}právo

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labour {noun} [Br.]

práce {f}

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Labour Day {noun} [Br.]

Svátek {m} práce

to labour [Br.] [struggle] {verb}

usilovat [nedok.]

law {noun}

právo {n}právo

zákon {m}

civil law {noun}

občanské právo {n}právo

commercial law {noun}

obchodní právo {n}právo

penal law {noun}

trestní právo {n}právo

Roman law {noun}

římské právo {n}právo

employment law {noun}

pracovní právo {n}právo

private law {noun}

soukromé právo {n}právo

public law {noun}

veřejné právo {n}právo

environmental law {noun}

právo {n} životního prostředíprávo

constitutional law {noun}

ústavní právo {n}právo

administration law {noun}

správní právo {n}právo

criminal law {noun}

trestní právo {n}právo

family law {noun}

rodinné právo {n}právo

martial law {noun}

stanné právo {n}právo

code of law {noun}

zákoník {m}právo

to pass a law {verb}

schválit zákon [dok.]právo

• This can include issues such as industrial pollution, financing, vocational education, and labour law.
• Professor Sandra Fredman has also written extensively on anti-discrimination law, human rights law and labour law.
• She advocated German labour law changes, specifically removing barriers to laying off employees and increasing the allowed number of work hours in a week.
• The issue of sexual abuse among female domestic workers is another area of concern, particularly given that domestic servants are not covered by the UAE labour law of 1980 or the draft labour law of 2007.
• Unemployment is higher for females than for males. The right of a female employee to maternity leave is guaranteed in labour law.

• Among other examples, the tort of insurance bad faith arises out of a contractual relationship, and "collateral torts" such as wrongful dismissal involving possible overlap with labour law contracts.
• Many of Laskin's decisions are still referenced as leading cases of Canadian labour law and the University of Toronto's Centre for the Study of Industrial Relations awards the Bora Laskin Award in Labour Law annually to two lawyers who have made an outstanding contributions to Canadian labour law (one to union-side and one to employer-side).
• The four sister supreme courts of the Federal Court of Justice are the Federal Administrative Court (for administrative matters), the Federal Finance Court (for tax matters), the Federal Labor Court (for matters of labour law), and the Federal Social Court (for social security matters).
• It also introduced progressive reforms of the province's labour law.
• "Redundancy" is a specific legal term in UK labour law with a definition in section 139 of the Employment Rights Act 1996: see Redundancy in United Kingdom law.

• The internationally acknowledged definition of paid leave, in international labour law as observed by the International Labour Organisation and others, is one that restricts itself only to pre-approved labour agreements in the workplace.
• Devine's government divested several state-owned enterprises, made initial public offerings of others, and introduced reforms to labour law and welfare programs.
• A labour inspectorate is a government body that executes checks on compliance to the labour law. It performs inspections on the workplace or building site.
• Nassau opposed the Child Labour Law and the proposed Ten Hours Act, on the grounds that they would make it impossible for factory owners to make profits.
• Under the Icelandic Labour Law, employees must be given a notice period of termination that can range from 12 days to six months and is determined by the length of previous employment under the same employer.

• The beginnings of halakhic labour law are in the Bible, in which two commandments refer to this subject: The law against delayed wages (Lev. ...
• The government pivoted to the left in the lead up to the 2018 election by raising the minimum wage, introducing reforms to employment standards and labour law, bringing in a limited form of pharmacare and promising universal child care.