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Publication date: 28.04.2024
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Ukrainian legislation provides for the possibility of transferring an employee to another job, if this is provided for in the terms of the employment contract or by mutual agreement of the parties.
The main aspects of transferring an employee to another job include:
Consent of the employee: With the consent of the employee, he can be transferred to another job. However, there are some cases when the transfer can be carried out without his consent, according to the law.
Conditional terms of the employment contract: The terms of transferring an employee to another job may be defined in the employment contract, and may also be regulated by a collective agreement or local regulations of the enterprise.
Notification of the employee: The employer must notify the employee in writing of the transfer to another job and determine the new working conditions.
Changes in the employment contract: In case of transfer of an employee to another job, a new addendum to the employment contract or a new employment contract may be concluded, in which new working conditions will be defined.
Legality of transfer: The transfer of an employee to another job must comply with the requirements of labor legislation and the terms of the employment contract.
In case of conflicts or doubts about the transfer to another job, it is recommended to contact a specialist in labor law or a lawyer for legal advice and protection of your rights.
Temporary transfer of an employee to another job that is not stipulated by the employment contract is possible only with his consent, except for certain circumstances that may cause an urgent transfer without the employee's consent.Here are the main aspects of this provision:
Employee consent: Employee consent is key in cases of temporary transfer. This is reflected in the legislation and is related to the protection of workers' rights.
Restrictions on transfer: The employer has the right to transfer an employee to another job without his consent only in cases of urgency and importance of measures related to averting or eliminating the negative consequences of natural disasters, epidemics, industrial accidents and other emergency situations.
Protection of the employee's rights: In case of immediate transfer of the employee to another job without his consent, the employer is obliged to ensure that the salary for the work performed is not lower than the average salary for the previous job.
These restrictions and regulations are aimed at ensuring the protection of workers' rights in emergency situations, while providing an exception for employers to respond quickly to negative events and maintain the safety of workers.
Temporary transfer of employees to another job in case of downtime is possible only with their consent and taking into account the specialty and qualifications. Here are some key points of this process:
Consent of the employee: If the employee agrees to be temporarily transferred to another job in case of downtime, this can be done on the condition that he has the appropriate qualifications and specialty to perform this job.
Consideration of specialty and qualifications: When transferring an employee to another job in the event of downtime, the employer must take into account the specialty and qualifications of the employee to ensure the effectiveness of the new tasks.
Duration of transfer: Such a transfer can be made for the entire period of downtime or for a period of up to one month.
Place of work: During the temporary transfer of an employee to another job in case of downtime, he can be transferred both to another enterprise and to work in the same area.
These restrictions and conditions are in place to protect workers' rights and maintain production efficiency during downtime.
Protection of the interests of employees in court and their possible reinstatement arise in case of violation of their rights or illegal dismissal. A judicial process is a procedure for resolving legal disputes and conflicts by going to court.
A labor lawyer is a specialist in the field of labor law who provides legal support and advice on all aspects related to employment, labor relations and the protection of the rights of employees and employers. A lawyer specializing in employment law can provide you with legal support and advice on what to do next.
