Labour Court dismissed JHL's appeal against a decision to terminate a professor's contract due to lack of cause.
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AI generatedThe Labour Court rejected the appeal filed by the JHL union against the termination of a professor's employment contract at the University of Lapland. The university argued that the professor's conduct violated the employment agreement and university statutes, while the union contended the dismissal lacked sufficient grounds. The court upheld the termination, ruling that the employer had fulfilled its obligation to provide a valid reason for the dismissal based on the specific facts of the case.
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AI generatedSection 10 of the Employment Contracts Act; Section 1 of the University Act: An employer may terminate an employment contract without notice if the employee's conduct constitutes a serious breach of the employment agreement or university statutes, provided the employer has followed the required procedural steps.
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Kanteen peruutus.
KANTAJA
Julkisten ja hyvinvointialojen liitto JHL ry
VASTAAJAT
Sivistystyönantajat ry
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