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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 62 No 4 (2016), 83–92
Skončení pracovního poměru ze zdravotních důvodů zaměstnance
[Termination of Employment Due to Health-related Reasons of the Employee]
Jakub Tomšej
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2016.53
published online: 19. 12. 2016
abstract
This article provides an analysis of termination of employment by employers due to health-related reasons of employees under Czech law. The article describes recent case law of the Czech Supreme Administrative Court, Constitutional Court and Supreme Court on validity and review of medical opinions and their validity in disputes relating to validity of termination of employment. The article particularly focuses on consequences of the new case law for employers and employees, and discusses possible options of further development of legislation in this area.
keywords: termination of employment; notice for health-related reasons; company health care services; medical opinions
references (2)
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2. Bočanová, V.; Gorčicová, E.: Výpověď daná zaměstnavatelem z důvodu dlouhodobého pozbytí zdravotní způsobilosti ve světle rozsudku Nejvyššího soudu ČR ze dne 29. 1. 2016, vydaného pod sp. zn. 21 Cdo 1804/2015, EPRAVO.CZ Digital č. 6/2016 (nestránkováno).
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