Employment, dismissal, disciplinary sanctions

The right to work is one of the fundamental human rights that is enforced by the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania. An employee is an individual with legal capacity. Legal capacity refers to a person's ability to have the rights and duties. It is a permanent and necessary to each individual state. Foreign citizens and persons without citizenship, permanent residents of the Republic of Lithuania, have the same legal capacity as all citizens of Lithuania. Employee acceptance Persons entitled…

Representation at bailiff’s office during recovery

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Representation at bailiff’s office during recovery

The representation is civil legal relationship that arises between representative and the one who’s being represented. A bailiff shall be a person authorised by the State, empowered by it to perform the functions of enforcement of writs of execution, to make material ascertainments on the factual circumstances, to serve proceedings and carry out any other functions provided by law. A bailiff may provide the services set forth in this Law unless this interferes with the performance of the bailiff’s functions.A…

Representation in state and municipal institutions

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Representation in state and municipal institutions

Relationship of representation arises when, on behalf of interest of the person, legal actions are performed by other person, a representative. Representatives act on behalf of the representative and so the representative becoms a party of legal action, it is to him, and not representative that will have consequences. In Lithuania Civil Code Article 2.132 states that individuals have the right to transact through their representatives, but there are also a kind of transactions which can not be made through…

Representation of Employer / Employee in Lithuania

Employers and employees may acquire, change, waive or defend labour rights through the entities representing them. Employees and employers may be represented both in collective and individual labour relations. Representation in collective labour relations based on the effective labour laws shall occur without the expression of will of an individual employee provided that such entity or person are representative of the will of the majority of the employees. Joint obligations assumed during such representation are binding on all employees who fall…

Labor Law

Labor legal relationships – specific social relationships for which subordination is typical. Subjects of such relationships are employer and employee, as well as organizations representing employees and employers. Full legal capacity occurs when a person is sixteen years old. Exceptions are set by Labor code and other related laws. Employer’s legal capacity arises from the moment of their creation. Employers gain labor rights and take the job responsibilities, as well as implement them through their bodies and administration. These organs…