Substitute Higher Judge, Labour Higher Court (Social Security Unions), Arbitrator apos s Award, 1988.

Director School of Law, Social Law Institute, quot Labour Laws of the Court of Cassation (Higher Court of Appeals quot , 1974 1976.

The higher the level of schooling, the higher the rate of participation in the labour market.

The Higher Regional Court declared the award enforceable.

since 1987 Judge at the Saarbrücken Higher Regional Court

Accordingly, the proportion of the labour force in industry is also appreciably higher.

Women constitute 21 on the Supreme Court and 36 on the Higher Economic Court (Table 5).

The Industrial Relations Court has exclusive jurisdiction in labour related matters. The Industrial Relations Court has the jurisdiction to

Thus, although men did generally more paid labour, the total work contribution of women was considerably higher.

There are no women at all among the court chairpersons on the higher courts.

A higher than anticipated caseload was the reason for the increase at the Court.

The Australian Government develops policies and manages programmes that support efficient and effective labour market assistance higher productivity, higher pay workplaces and increased workforce participation, including for women.

Personally, I don't advise him to... 'cause we should probably get higher damages in court.

Although a person acquitted at first instance may be convicted on appeal by the higher court, this circumstance alone cannot impair the defendant's right to a review of his conviction and sentence by a higher court.

Rampant child labour exploitation is found in both developing and developed countries, although the developing countries have higher figures.

In June 2000, he applied for a vacant post of District Court judge offering better promotion opportunities, a higher salary scale and higher pension benefits.

The Higher Regional Court, upheld by the German Supreme Court, deemed the arbitration agreement valid and its wording unequivocal, and declared the award enforceable.

The competence of the court and the labour dispute committee will be further discussed under article 15.

The labour based method also had a higher impact on incomes than the equipment based approach, because a higher proportion of income and consumption remained in the local economy.21

In the case of kidnapping, he has legal representation and may appeal to a higher court.

Members also requested further information relating to the role of the Labour Court in protecting persons against discrimination.

In 25 States, the court appointed for examining a request for enforcement was a higher level court (being either a Court of Appeal or High Court) and in forty one States, it was the court of first instance which was competent on that matter.

Both the Higher Regional Court and the Supreme Court found that such an option is admissible and does not render the arbitration clause ambiguous and invalid.

Higher and higher and higher and higher

In the second, a satirical writer's article about the Higher Media Council was considered slanderous by the court.

Mr. Gusmao has the right to appeal to a higher court or to make a request for clemency.

The accused had the right to appeal to a higher court against any sentence handed down to him.

In the author's view, being tried by the highest court does not imply that that court cannot make mistakes that need to be reviewed by a higher tribunal.

(d) Expeditious consideration of the case by a specialized juvenile court, with the possibility of the judgment being contested by a higher court, once the child is convicted.

Four other members are appointed by the Ministry of Labour and Social Services to serve on the Industrial Relations Court.

Hooria_Mashhour mariamahmed36 tedxsanaa I wish that minister of higher education, vocational training and M. Of labour are there to see the youth and

The divisions and competences of the Court are defined by a decision of the Higher Council of the Judiciary.

The author claims that his right to have his conviction and sentence reviewed by a higher court was violated.

Spain), a violation had been found owing to the lack of review by a higher court of the sentences.

Although a person acquitted at first instance may be convicted on appeal by the higher court, this circumstance alone cannot impair the defendant's right to review of his conviction and sentence by a higher court, in the absence of a reservation by the State party.

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If such a request had been rejected, counsel could have appealed to the higher prosecuting authority and finally to Court.

Only if the ruling would constitute a precedent, or for other special reasons, would the case be presented at the Labour Court.

Results usually show that child labour rates are higher among indigenous children and that, in turn, their school attendance rates are lower, especially among girls.

57. Thus, at the wage labour level, emphasis needs to be placed on creating higher value skill sets through on site and regular training programmes.

As incomes increase, rising labour costs and the entry of lower cost producers can rapidly erode the competitiveness of labour intensive manufactures, and new investments are needed to maintain productivity growth and to upgrade to higher value added activities.

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