1) This document outlines an employment agreement between International Medical Corps (IMC) and Dr. Khalil No Abdul Jabar to work as a Medical Training Coordinator from September 21, 2010 to October 31, 2010 at Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan.
2) IMC will pay Dr. Jabar a monthly salary of 75,000 AFS total with transportation costs included, to be paid at the end of each month. The agreement is for an initial 2 month probationary period.
3) Dr. Jabar's responsibilities include performing all assigned duties to the best of his abilities according to IMC's policies and working hours. He agrees not to take on any additional employment or
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Procedural Due Process: Step by Step Procedure. Whether an employee is dismissed for just cause or authorized cause, the employer is required to observe procedural due process or the step-by-step procedure. Procedural due process is an aspect of due process.
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Procedural Due Process: Step by Step Procedure. Whether an employee is dismissed for just cause or authorized cause, the employer is required to observe procedural due process or the step-by-step procedure. Procedural due process is an aspect of due process.
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Labour Registration Act is a state-specific law which is various from state to state. The object is to govern and improve the working conditions and rights of the workers, like wages payments, leaves, holidays & work hours, etc. this registration is necessary to obtain. Employee's State Insurance Corporation, a need-based social protection plot joined under Employee's State Insurance Act with a specific end goal to guarantee better restorative care to the workers or specialists and their quick dependants. Get Information about Labour Registrations, ESI Registration, PF Registration, and their process.
Please be informed that the Labour Code numbered 4857 (“Labour Code”) regulates the working conditions and also rights and obligations of the employees and employers. The Labour Code shall apply to all employers, employer representatives, employees and workplaces except those listed under Article 4 of the Labour Code. There are two types of termination of the employment contract stipulated under the Labour Code; 1) Termination with notice period and 2) Immediate Termination due to justified reasons.
Considering the huge impacts of the coronavirus on the economy and business globally, we would like to give you a brief information about the legal consequences of this pandemic in
Turkey from a Turkish employment law perspective. Please see below the questionnaire prepared to guide the employers who have business in Turkey, vis-à-vis their employees.
Considering the huge impacts of the coronavirus on the economy and business globally, we would like to give you a brief information about the legal consequences of this pandemic in Turkey from a Turkish employment law perspective. Please see below the questionnaire prepared to guide the employers who have business in Turkey, vis-à-vis their employees.
Instructions for Mock Arbitration The rules set f.docxMARRY7
Instructions for Mock Arbitration
The rules set forth in this paper outline the manner of negotiations between the CAC Company and the
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 3. These rules have been jointly prepared
and both parties have agreed to arbitrate the labor contract after face to face negotiations have stalled.
List rules and their method of application:
1. Part I – You will be given:
a) the demographics of the employees working for CAC Company; included will ll
be pay rates, length of service, titles and age.
b) the current contract which will expire on the last day of this month
c) the demands of labor and the issues that will be part of the arbitration
d) the items and issues that the company is willing to take to arbitration
e) the items that the company will not consider
You will be responsible to detail current total cost of labor, under the existing contract,
including, benefits, paid time off, and wages. In addition, you will detail what the total
cost of a new contract will be if labor were to get all of their demands and then detail
what the labor cost will be if the company is successful in arbitration.
2. Part II – You will be the IBEW Local 3. You will:
a) give specific reasons why each of the contract demands that have been brought
to the table are items that are not negotiable. (You will be given itemized
demands)
3.
4.
Part III – You will be the CAC Company. You will:
a) give specific reasons why CAC cannot consider specific contract demands. (I will
provide the information from the employer.)
Part IV – You are the Arbiter. You will:
a) provide a detailed report, as the arbiter, giving your decision and your reasons
for granting the demands of labor or the company during this contract
negotiation.
Part I A – Here are the company demographics
Job Title Current Hourly
Pay Rate
Length of Service
1 Receptionist $10.50 5 years
2 Office Administrator $20.00 7 years
3 Word Processor $7.50 2 years
4 Accounts Payable Clerk $10.00 5 years
5 Accounts Receivable Clerk $12.00 6 years
6 Mailroom clerk $7.50 2 years
7 HR Administrator $20.00 10 years
8 Administrative Assistant $25.00 9 years
9 Administrative Assistant $20.00 6 years
10 Administrative Clerk $12.00 5 years
11 Administrative Clerk $11.00 3 years
12 Administrative Clerk $10.00 1 year
13 Electrician Apprentice $13.28 1 year
14 Electrician Apprentice $14.00 1.5 years
15 Electrician Apprentice $15.00 2 years
16 Junior Electrician $15.28 2 years
17 Junior Electrician $16.28 2.5 years
18 Junior Electrician $17.50 4 years
19 Electrician I $23.71 5 years
20 Electrician I $23.71 5 years
21 Electrician I $24.00 7 years
22 Electrician II $27.80 8 years
23 Electrician II $28.00 8.5 years
24 Electrician II $29.00 9 years
25 Electrician II $30.00 10 years
26 Electrician ...
This is a poem written by Robert Lee Frost, which is all about a joke for his friend Edward Shelby. The poem is all about the choices we make in life and the consequences that it brings in our life which makes all the difference.
USDOL
FDNS
Wage and hour
H-1b public access file
postings of the LCA information
preparing for an Audit or Investigation by a government agency
I-9 form
h-1b visa petition
h-1b work visa in the U.S.
Labour Registration Act is a state-specific law which is various from state to state. The object is to govern and improve the working conditions and rights of the workers, like wages payments, leaves, holidays & work hours, etc. this registration is necessary to obtain. Employee's State Insurance Corporation, a need-based social protection plot joined under Employee's State Insurance Act with a specific end goal to guarantee better restorative care to the workers or specialists and their quick dependants. Get Information about Labour Registrations, ESI Registration, PF Registration, and their process.
Please be informed that the Labour Code numbered 4857 (“Labour Code”) regulates the working conditions and also rights and obligations of the employees and employers. The Labour Code shall apply to all employers, employer representatives, employees and workplaces except those listed under Article 4 of the Labour Code. There are two types of termination of the employment contract stipulated under the Labour Code; 1) Termination with notice period and 2) Immediate Termination due to justified reasons.
Considering the huge impacts of the coronavirus on the economy and business globally, we would like to give you a brief information about the legal consequences of this pandemic in
Turkey from a Turkish employment law perspective. Please see below the questionnaire prepared to guide the employers who have business in Turkey, vis-à-vis their employees.
Considering the huge impacts of the coronavirus on the economy and business globally, we would like to give you a brief information about the legal consequences of this pandemic in Turkey from a Turkish employment law perspective. Please see below the questionnaire prepared to guide the employers who have business in Turkey, vis-à-vis their employees.
Instructions for Mock Arbitration The rules set f.docxMARRY7
Instructions for Mock Arbitration
The rules set forth in this paper outline the manner of negotiations between the CAC Company and the
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 3. These rules have been jointly prepared
and both parties have agreed to arbitrate the labor contract after face to face negotiations have stalled.
List rules and their method of application:
1. Part I – You will be given:
a) the demographics of the employees working for CAC Company; included will ll
be pay rates, length of service, titles and age.
b) the current contract which will expire on the last day of this month
c) the demands of labor and the issues that will be part of the arbitration
d) the items and issues that the company is willing to take to arbitration
e) the items that the company will not consider
You will be responsible to detail current total cost of labor, under the existing contract,
including, benefits, paid time off, and wages. In addition, you will detail what the total
cost of a new contract will be if labor were to get all of their demands and then detail
what the labor cost will be if the company is successful in arbitration.
2. Part II – You will be the IBEW Local 3. You will:
a) give specific reasons why each of the contract demands that have been brought
to the table are items that are not negotiable. (You will be given itemized
demands)
3.
4.
Part III – You will be the CAC Company. You will:
a) give specific reasons why CAC cannot consider specific contract demands. (I will
provide the information from the employer.)
Part IV – You are the Arbiter. You will:
a) provide a detailed report, as the arbiter, giving your decision and your reasons
for granting the demands of labor or the company during this contract
negotiation.
Part I A – Here are the company demographics
Job Title Current Hourly
Pay Rate
Length of Service
1 Receptionist $10.50 5 years
2 Office Administrator $20.00 7 years
3 Word Processor $7.50 2 years
4 Accounts Payable Clerk $10.00 5 years
5 Accounts Receivable Clerk $12.00 6 years
6 Mailroom clerk $7.50 2 years
7 HR Administrator $20.00 10 years
8 Administrative Assistant $25.00 9 years
9 Administrative Assistant $20.00 6 years
10 Administrative Clerk $12.00 5 years
11 Administrative Clerk $11.00 3 years
12 Administrative Clerk $10.00 1 year
13 Electrician Apprentice $13.28 1 year
14 Electrician Apprentice $14.00 1.5 years
15 Electrician Apprentice $15.00 2 years
16 Junior Electrician $15.28 2 years
17 Junior Electrician $16.28 2.5 years
18 Junior Electrician $17.50 4 years
19 Electrician I $23.71 5 years
20 Electrician I $23.71 5 years
21 Electrician I $24.00 7 years
22 Electrician II $27.80 8 years
23 Electrician II $28.00 8.5 years
24 Electrician II $29.00 9 years
25 Electrician II $30.00 10 years
26 Electrician ...
This is a poem written by Robert Lee Frost, which is all about a joke for his friend Edward Shelby. The poem is all about the choices we make in life and the consequences that it brings in our life which makes all the difference.
USDOL
FDNS
Wage and hour
H-1b public access file
postings of the LCA information
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I-9 form
h-1b visa petition
h-1b work visa in the U.S.
1. INTER.i�ATIONAL �lEDIC'AL CORPS ll'IC
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[fPLOYER located at House ',o .!, M:cel .o 1. Opposrre ,NA N,, '.! Hv,pll I. h•. , " 111>1,1,rJ
�IJ"li.c ll1s,n 1 )o ?th, Shahs D.iJ�k K.lb<,, .li;lun ,1J1. represented bv ROBFRT L,;KY.;,ll,
Ccuotry Director For TM, Afgl>arusUIJl and Dr Khalil • 'O Abdul Jabar c,H7e'1 of t;r.lms1an.
referred to hereinafter as EMPLOYEE, have eoncluded this Agreement on the tollow mg •:nri.•:
, This Agreement ovcmdes ol: previous employment agreement. whethes wnuen or , ernnl. betwcen
lhc Lmployee and Employer
J Tie Emplo'er agrees to <::ll?IO} L1e Cmploycc as Medic.a.I Tr11ini11g coordinator for •1
,e pcnod of
stanir.g Sepleml>tr 21 .2010 and endmg on Octoll<?r. 3l. 2010 The Emp.oyec's us ,al place of
work "1:1 be Wa:rir Akbar K!Ulo ffn;pital or such other place as the Employer request fwn- Lune
1011ne. 1hc Employee mny also be asked 10 carry nut other dencs for the Employer. -'hoth n,:,v not he
staled on tr.e Employee's Agreement.
4 The I:.m1>loycr will pay to the Errptoyce rbe sum of 725001. aFS � 2500AF. TraR,pon �
7!',000AFS rouil nlarv witb l'rao<pon per month in arrears on the ln,r work ng da) o" each
month. No th1ro pany may benefu from ·.his Agreement and this lgrttmcnr rt'.ay nm be a-signed
IMC wi.l pay an addmonal 11.3"/o (3320 .f ) oi tile salary as fnngc benefits. Tbis "11! ...over all
,cncfils; LIC will not be hable fo,- any other pa)mcnt, as benefits to cmp.oyees Governmem taxes
wrll be deducted from employee's momhiy salary as pa- Af£}larusbli taxes la"
' The first Two (1) month of ,hi� employment will be considered as a Probat1onal) Period. duemg
wh.ch ume either pany may cud the Agreernem .n wnung w-trout stai ung a;'I) t-,'5cr., ",ih Three
(.!) workmg days nonce b} eubcr party, Afier the successful compleuon of the prn'•atton�!II :,enod
euher p:arty ITI3Y end the agreement b) �ver Fourtoen {UJ ca.endar da}• notice Ill wntL'>!! o• p,1; 111
heu thereof reason do not heve tu be gwrn The e1n11loyer may end the agreement wuhom uouce and
,. nhOut paying s.1lary m lieu in the case of senes misconduct, as specnied ro toe employers policrcs
and procedures
l. If the employer wishes 10 extenc ibe l::rnplo)'n:ent ncnod, then the employer 'Ill rnform the crnplo�e<'
m wnnng before the cud of the fmployment penod and the br.ploymen1 "ill cor.unuc 11 om month 10
rnontf unles. a ne,,,• Agreement and signed.
S. .t 1hc end or the Agrcecieru. the employer will then pay tl:c ernp'oyee the appropnaw propo'"lu>r cf
the ernployees filial rnonth'« sa'.ary. except where the provisions on sa.ary rerennon -tated below
apply
'l, The employer agrees 10 abide by all terms m tins Agreerrem. T.1e employee abo agree, to abide O)
all !Cm's in this Agreem-..nt. 10 comply fully and p:omptl) w1th 31: d1rccl1on recc.wd h,m 1�
Employers 01anogt1mcnt or from the FJnployec's supcr10ri. ,nd 10 s.iu,fy .II of 1'1e E:nploy:r,
!)Ohcies and procedure.,.
,o Inc noun; of"00<s w1'l be Saturday to Th:rr,da) is·OO arn 102:00 pm and the lsni!)lo;e� accept� taa1
rrom llm<" 10 Umt: the Employee may requac the employee 10 wori< o.1tsid� l'iC",{' hour; "Int
2. Employee 1,iH not receive additional pay or time off m 1ie1. for overt'rre "OlkeJ unle,• roe employer
�,lically agrees n at the ume ofthe requcs1
I l, l ht: Employee agrees lo perform all duties to the bestofhis,'ber abiliue-, and 10 de.O(e ,u•fi.:ic,• ume.
energy, and attention to carry out all dut.es assigned to hun/1-.er. Ilic Employee agrees to work o�ly
for the employer dunng !he l:ours stmed above. The Employee must eontac h15 ber supcrviser every
day unless othe, arTanJtem<'Dts have been made by the Employer.
12. Ounng the Employment period the Employee will not C2l'T) en .._,y other emp'oymem, busmess,
poluical or other seuvity, paid or unpaid. which competes with or conflicrs wnh h-s. her employment
by the Employer, The Employee agrees IO abide oy the Employer's Policies a'lci procedure, .iml codes
of Co:i&ic1, as -nay be published from ume 10 ume, These shall ndudc but not o be iirnred 10
Vacation and Sic.k Leave Pohcies, rbe Grievance and Comphuu Procedures. Ihe <.e,ua• Ra,,:,I ,nJ
Ethnic Discrirrunauon Polrey, The Employee also agree not to engage in any acuvuy whctl-er dunng
-..urlong hours orotherwise "h1ch wtll dcmmentally ..O-ec1 rcputanon ofthe f:nployer
13 Al the end of!he Employment the Empioyw 1< en!Jticd to reiam from the Emplnyce's unal sala11 My
rr.oney owed to the F.:nplo)er for item., including but not lmnted u vebic.e damage, owed ,r
accordance witl: the Em;>lo)er's pohcies and procedures.
I� Any local taxc., or other bcn•fas related 10 this wary are the rcspo:,s1b1:11y ot 11"- Employee
1; Unu! a civil court system rs estabhsbed m Afghamstan. all di-pines are 10 be serrled between t�e
partiesand unt·l ·hen no other party hasjunsdicticn to senle disputes.
16 01.:nng tile course of the Employee's work he/she will come across confidernral infonnauon and
matenal such i)'Uent s medical notes. �o confiden!Jal informallon and m,n:nal -hould bo: ,1111:lged to
any person except where requested by the I·mploee's supervisor fur a mauer connected wnh !he
Ell'!)loymcm.
P Tic EMPLOYEE shall refrain from any business acuvity or work for tlurd pnrue- s1mul:..nco:islv
will- lns.'her posiuon, and outside the Employer on his/her O'!I account. The fa.lure to observe this
obhga11on b, the fm;,loyec -nay cause unrncd1ate and u:iil.atcal temnaancn nf uus Agreement
wuhout comoensanon The EMPLOYEE shall negouate m advance aU excepuons tt; 1!:I!! ohbgauon
with rhe Ffl>LOYCR, the EMPLOYER will not transact any business wnh the l:MPJ.()Y[ES. in the
capacity as a vendor, suppl,�,. seller of goods and services A!l) .nvo.vernem o· 0"11c�1up by the
EMPLOYER ofany business "''th which the E'.!PLOYER deals w1ti and th: ""fPLOY':I shnuld be
disclosed to tllc F.Mf'LOYF.R as eoon ss the CMPLO't'FE rs aware ofthe fact. Failure to rto ,o wil'
lead 10 mune('.1ate terr.nnauon of lhc business and the EMPLOYEl:-'S contract,
IS. Labor d1Spu,cs between 1hP Fmployer and the E�lo)ee shall be consroerec 1:1 comphUJJCC- with :h�
current Alghani<tan legislanon,
19 In the case ofa dispute, tile Enghsh version of this agreement prevails.
20 .-Hthe end of Lmployment Agreement lhe Employee must sJbnut hLefncr fleaI £xit Check LL<t, /1,11�
Shen, !)JC JD Card a11d all rr Equipmettts thru (3) d11J•s before las: v.or�ing day 10 HR
Adm,nisll'lllion so lhc'l lhe final paym..-nt can be made 10 Employee
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