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Art. 67 LORD Legge sull’ordinamento degli impiegati dello Stato e dei docenti (LORD)

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Art. 67 LORD

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[120] Art. abrogato dalla L 17.4.2012; in vigore dal 1.8.2012 - BU 2012, 297.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (98)

52.2010.238 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LORD)
Personnel Consultant Termination Upheld Due to Irreconcilable Workplace Conflict
Cited to establish the jurisdiction of the Administrative Cantonal Tribunal for this case.
52.2010.144 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LORD)
Probationary Termination Upheld Despite Procedural Dispute Due to Conduct Breach and Loss of Trust
Cited to establish the jurisdiction/competence of the Administrative Court to rule on the case.
52.2010.282 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LORD)
Candidate Qualification Recognition Timing Dispute
Cited in the reasoning to establish the Court's jurisdiction (competence) for reviewing the case.
52.2003.352 · ti (art. 67 LOrd)
Employee Termination Appeal Over Illness Absences and Notice Period
Cited in the grounds for the decision, relating to the jurisdiction of the administrative court.
52.2008.351 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 2 LORD)
Personnel Consultant Dismissal Upheld Due to Irreconcilable Workplace Conflict
Cited in connection with the remedy available to the employee if the termination were found unjustified (indemnity claim).
52.2008.406 · ti (art. 67 LORD)
Employee Termination Upheld Due to Excessive Absence Despite Health-Related Causes
Cited in the preamble ('visti gli art. 60, 67 LORD') as the jurisdictional basis relevant to the appeal, although the operative part is only the dismissal of the appeal itself.
53.2008.8 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 1 LORD)
Employee Fixed-Term Contract Illegality and Nomination Refusal Appeal
Cited in the list of provisions considered, but not explicitly used in the dispositive orders (other than confirming the basis for the inadmissibility of the appeal).
53.2008.8 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 2 LORD)
Employee Fixed-Term Contract Illegality and Nomination Refusal Appeal
Cited in the list of provisions considered, but not explicitly used in the dispositive orders.
52.2007.148 · ti (art. 67 LOrd)
Custody Agent Suspension Upheld Following Alleged Assault
This article was cited in the list of provisions applied as it establishes the court's jurisdiction to hear the appeal against the decision.
52.2006.288 · ti (art. 67 LOrd)
Teacher-Parliamentarian Leave Fee Appeal Inadmissibility
This article was cited in the preamble to the dispositive, but the court ultimately ruled the appeal inadmissible because decisions on leave matters are not appealable under this article.
52.2006.168 · ti (art. 67 LOrd)
Substitute Teacher Dismissal Notice Period Dispute
The article defines the court's competence to hear the appeal against the termination of the employment relationship.
52.2006.168 · ti (art. 67 cpv. 2 LOrd)
Substitute Teacher Dismissal Notice Period Dispute
Cited, referring to the limits on annulling the termination.
52.2005.170 · ti (art. 67 Lord)
State Employee Termination Moot Due to Retroactive Disability Pension Award
Cited in the preamble to the dispositive, this article defines the court's competence, which is a procedural prerequisite confirmed before ruling on the mootness.
52.2006.150 · ti (art. 67 LOrd)
Teacher Termination for Exam Question Disclosure Upheld
This article was cited in the final orders and governs the possibility for the appeal authority to declare a dismissal unjustified and grant compensation.
52.2006.150 · ti (art. 67 LOrd)
Teacher Termination for Exam Question Disclosure Upheld
This article, cited in the preamble to the decision, concerns the jurisdiction of the Administrative Tribunal.