Labour Law

Objectives

- A first contact with the idea of labor;

- Acquisition of the basic concepts of Labor Law ;

- Perception of the specific nature of the labor contracts ;

- Stimulate the discussion of labor problems.


General characterization

Code

28109

Credits

6

Responsible teacher

João Zenha Martins,António Monteiro Fernandes

Hours

Weekly - Available soon

Total - 168

Teaching language

Available soon

Prerequisites

Not Applicable

Bibliography

Not Applicable

Teaching method

Classes are structured in order to combine a theoretical component with a participatory component on the part of the students. Given the scarcity of time for the full exposition of the subject, students are invited to respond to "challenges" (consisting in solving practical cases) outside the classroom, in addition to participating in sessions of application of the most important topics of the subject.


Evaluation method

Continuous assessment and final examination. Assessment by final examination allows a uniform level of demand to be maintained, proving adequate in the context of the School and of this training offer in particular.


Subject matter

Labour Law: what, why and for what purpose?

Concept, object and general features of Labor Law

Sources of Labor Law

The sources hierarchy and the connection between law and collective agreement

Labor Contract: concept and core elements

Legal features of the Labor Contract

Labor Contract vs service contract (or limited executive tenure)

Labor Contract under a special scheme

Labor Contract Modalities: a variety of deviations vis-à-vis the typical model

Labor contract formation

Contract formation process

Contractual formalism

Labor contract invalidity

Probation period

The employer and the enterprise

The employer’s powers

The quid of employment

The working place

Employment duration

The right to rest and leisure: the regime of holidays

Duty of assiduity and the regime of absence

To work in exchange for what? On remuneration

Lay-off


Programs

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