Regular working hours
A distinction is made between available working hours and regular working hours.
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Guider
- Introduction to Swedish labour law
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Employment
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Introduction
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Step-by-Step: Employ
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Before employment
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When you employ
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Contractor or employee?
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Minors
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Employing foreign nationals
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Hiring directors and executives
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Duty of loyalty, non-competition and non-solicitation clauses, trade secrets, etc
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Reporting channels and protection for reporting persons (“whistleblowers”)
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Employees’ inventions
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Change of employment benefits
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The right to direct and allocate work
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Introduction
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Termination of Employment
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Introduction
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The employee’s own termination
- Termination due to redundancy
- Termination due to personal reasons
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Immediate dismissal
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Termination of Fixed-term employment
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Termination Agreement
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Retirement, part time pension and decision on sickness compensation and death
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Certificate of employment and testimonial of performance
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Notice Period
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Introduction
- Work Environment
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Working Hours
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Introduction
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Regular working hours
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Disposition of working hours
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Time to timebank- reduction of working hours
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Rest period
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Shift work
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Work at inconvenient hours/alteration in working hours
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Overtime and additional hours
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Salaried employees with unregulated working hours and exemptions from the working hours agreement
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On-call hours and stand-by duty
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Travelling time
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Flexitime
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Introduction
- Forms, policies and templates
- The employer and the trade union
- Data integrity and GDPR
- Discrimination and Equal Treatment
- External Workforce
- Insurances
- Collective Agreements
- Short-term work
- Holiday and Leave
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Compensation and Benefits
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Setting salary
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Minimum monthly wage
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Payment of wages
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Wages per day and hour, calculating wages during absence
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Pay for part of a payment period
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Holiday pay and holiday compensation
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Sick deduction and sick pay
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Care of sick child - Salary deduction for leave with temporary parental benefit
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Parental pay
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Inconvenient hours and alteration in working hours
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Alteration in working hours
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Shift-type supplement
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Overtime compensation
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Excess hours in connection with part-time working salaried employees (additional hours)
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On-call hours and standby duty
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Business trips in Sweden and abroad
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Work during school holiday
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Wages for students during vocational education
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Set-off
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Enumeration of pension premium with disposition from the time bank
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Hourly and piecework wages and its remuneration
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Setting salary
- Sick Leave and Rehabilitation
- Step-by-Step Guides
- Transfer of undertakings
