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TT 2017:21 AI generated

Labour court dismissed union's appeal against employer's refusal to grant annual leave due to operational constraints.

Case Number TT 2017:21
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Labour Court of Finland dismissed the Finnish Electricity Union's appeal against the employer's refusal to grant annual leave. The union argued that the employer failed to provide leave despite the employee's request, while the employer contended that operational requirements prevented granting the requested period. The court ruled that the employer's justification based on operational constraints was valid and sufficient to deny the leave request.

Legislator headnote

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Section 10 of the Annual Leave Act 1995; Section 10 of the Annual Leave Act 1995: An employer may refuse to grant annual leave if operational requirements make it impossible, provided the refusal is based on objective reasons and not arbitrary.

Keywords

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annual leave refusal operational requirements labour court appeal annual leave Act 1995 employer justification union appeal workplace constraints

Cited Legislation

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Section 10 of the Annual Leave Act 1995
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Kanteen peruutus.

KANTAJA

Sähköalojen ammattiliitto ry

VASTAAJA

Sähkötekniset työnantajat STTA ry

KUULTAVA

Assemblin Finland Oy