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Contractual freedom and its limitation in the formation, changes and termination of the employment relationship
Lach, Vlastimil ; Štangová, Věra (advisor) ; Vysokajová, Margerita (referee)
This thesis is focused on a contractual freedom in employment relations, especially upon formation, changes and termination of the employment relationship. The contractual freedom is the key principle of private law, therefore also of labor law, and the expression of the contractual freedom is the freedom of an individual in his choice whether to enter into an employment relationship, who to enter with, what content would the employment relationship have and when and how to terminate this relationship. The contractual freedom upon formation, changes and termination of an employment relationship is necessary to be limited due to protection, safety and certainty of employees and also in the public interest. One of the objectives of this thesis is to think about how should be this restriction of the contractual freedom limited. In this work there is also a description of a historical development of a regulatory autonomy of the will of the parties and a description of a statutory regulation of the formation, changes and termination of an employment relationship. Another objective of this thesis is to reflect on the impact of extensive recodification of private law, that occurred in recent years, on the formation, changes and termination of the employment relationship. This thesis consists of an introduction, 8...
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Freedom to contract and its restriction in business obligations
Nedvěd, Filip ; Plíva, Stanislav (advisor) ; Rozehnal, Aleš (referee)
Every law in the Czech legal system regulates social relations. This adjustment serves to protect and determine values in society. Important role in this process hold the basic legal principles. Private law is no exception. Probably the most important principle of private law is the principle of autonomy of will. Its expression in the law of business oblagations is the principle of contractual freedom, which is the main theme of this work. The principle of freedom to contract is quite crucial for the functioning of the modern principle of contract law, which regulates relations arising in a market economy. The aim of this work is to describe the principle of freedom to contract and its manifestation in the legal standards, which governs business obligations. Finally, this work discusses restrictions of freedom to contract, since it is clear that this can not be applied without some correctives. Keywords: contractual freedom restrictions of contractual freedom commercial contractual relations
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Contractual freedom versus employee protection
Steininger, Jan ; Hůrka, Petr (advisor) ; Morávek, Jakub (referee)
The central theme of this diploma thesis is the mutual relationship between the employee protection and the contractual freedom as legal principles standing against each other. This relationship must be balanced as much as possible within the framework of legislation on labour law relationships, which is the task of labour law. This diploma thesis deals with the assessment of the level of flexibility against the legal instruments used to protect the employee. In other words, this diploma thesis attempts to outline the operation of the modern principle of flexicurity in the Czech law, while also explaining what the flexicurity itself means. The first part of this diploma thesis describes labour law in general terms as a legal branch, its aims and its object. At the same time, it outlines the historical development of labour law relationships with a focus on the operation of the contractual freedom and the employee protection in order to better understand the whole matters. The second part deals with the explanation of the concept of flexicurity and the meaning of its particular parts, which form this concept. The notional first half of this work dealing with the general definition of flexibility and the employee protection is then completed by the third and fourth parts dealing with both the concept...
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Employee benefits
Kučerová, Markéta ; Štefko, Martin (referee)
The name of the thesis - Employee benefits The thesis deals with employee benefits, conditions and rules of their provision. The aim of this thesis is to provide a comprehensive view of important aspects related to all benefits in general and their provision and then focus on several specific benefits and point out their specific issues, practical problems as well as possible solutions to these problems. The secondary goal of the thesis is to define the phenomenon consisting in the growing intervention of the state in the field of labor relations, especially in the provision of employee benefits, including thought of this phenomenon and its further development. This thesis is divided into five main parts, each of which is further divided into further chapters. The first part of this work deals with the concept itself and then the division of employee benefits into individual groups from different perspectives. It describes their functions and possible ways in which employee benefits can be provided. The second part addresses the issue of legal regulation of employee benefits, while pointing out the fact that there is currently no comprehensive legal regulation for employee benefits. However, there are some legal regulations that more or less affect employee benefits. How specifically is the content...
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Employee benefits
Kučerová, Markéta ; Morávek, Jakub (advisor) ; Tomšej, Jakub (referee)
The name of the thesis - Employee benefits The thesis deals with employee benefits, conditions and rules of their provision. The aim of this thesis is to provide a comprehensive view of important aspects related to all benefits in general and their provision and then focus on several specific benefits and point out their specific issues, practical problems as well as possible solutions to these problems. The secondary goal of the thesis is to define the phenomenon consisting in the growing intervention of the state in the field of labor relations, especially in the provision of employee benefits, including thought of this phenomenon and its further development. This thesis is divided into five main parts, each of which is further divided into further chapters. The first part of this work deals with the concept itself and then the division of employee benefits into individual groups from different perspectives. It describes their functions and possible ways in which employee benefits can be provided. The second part addresses the issue of legal regulation of employee benefits, while pointing out the fact that there is currently no comprehensive legal regulation for employee benefits. However, there are some legal regulations that more or less affect employee benefits. How specifically is the content...
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Contractual freedom versus employee protection
Steininger, Jan ; Hůrka, Petr (advisor) ; Morávek, Jakub (referee)
The central theme of this diploma thesis is the mutual relationship between the employee protection and the contractual freedom as legal principles standing against each other. This relationship must be balanced as much as possible within the framework of legislation on labour law relationships, which is the task of labour law. This diploma thesis deals with the assessment of the level of flexibility against the legal instruments used to protect the employee. In other words, this diploma thesis attempts to outline the operation of the modern principle of flexicurity in the Czech law, while also explaining what the flexicurity itself means. The first part of this diploma thesis describes labour law in general terms as a legal branch, its aims and its object. At the same time, it outlines the historical development of labour law relationships with a focus on the operation of the contractual freedom and the employee protection in order to better understand the whole matters. The second part deals with the explanation of the concept of flexicurity and the meaning of its particular parts, which form this concept. The notional first half of this work dealing with the general definition of flexibility and the employee protection is then completed by the third and fourth parts dealing with both the concept...
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Contractual freedom and its limitation in the formation, changes and termination of the employment relationship
Lach, Vlastimil ; Štangová, Věra (advisor) ; Vysokajová, Margerita (referee)
This thesis is focused on a contractual freedom in employment relations, especially upon formation, changes and termination of the employment relationship. The contractual freedom is the key principle of private law, therefore also of labor law, and the expression of the contractual freedom is the freedom of an individual in his choice whether to enter into an employment relationship, who to enter with, what content would the employment relationship have and when and how to terminate this relationship. The contractual freedom upon formation, changes and termination of an employment relationship is necessary to be limited due to protection, safety and certainty of employees and also in the public interest. One of the objectives of this thesis is to think about how should be this restriction of the contractual freedom limited. In this work there is also a description of a historical development of a regulatory autonomy of the will of the parties and a description of a statutory regulation of the formation, changes and termination of an employment relationship. Another objective of this thesis is to reflect on the impact of extensive recodification of private law, that occurred in recent years, on the formation, changes and termination of the employment relationship. This thesis consists of an introduction, 8...
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Freedom to contract and its restriction in business obligations
Nedvěd, Filip ; Plíva, Stanislav (advisor) ; Rozehnal, Aleš (referee)
Every law in the Czech legal system regulates social relations. This adjustment serves to protect and determine values in society. Important role in this process hold the basic legal principles. Private law is no exception. Probably the most important principle of private law is the principle of autonomy of will. Its expression in the law of business oblagations is the principle of contractual freedom, which is the main theme of this work. The principle of freedom to contract is quite crucial for the functioning of the modern principle of contract law, which regulates relations arising in a market economy. The aim of this work is to describe the principle of freedom to contract and its manifestation in the legal standards, which governs business obligations. Finally, this work discusses restrictions of freedom to contract, since it is clear that this can not be applied without some correctives. Keywords: contractual freedom restrictions of contractual freedom commercial contractual relations
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Contractual freedom versus protection of employees
Kotula, Tomáš ; Hůrka, Petr (advisor) ; Lang, Roman (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the problematics of the contractual freedom and the protection of employees in labour law relations and the concept of flexicurity which seeks to find balance between these two opposing notions. Its main objective is to evaluate the applicable Czech legislation regulating formation and termination of an employment relationship from the view of flexicurity, including by proposing possible changes of legal instruments within the framework of reflections de lege ferenda. The first part characterizes the contemporary Czech labour law legislation and the concept of flexicurity, followed by its reflection into the Czech Labour Code. This part concludes with an introduction of successful flexicurity models. The following part analyses both development and understanding of flexicurity at European level with the focus on impacts of EU strategy for the Member States. The key parts of this thesis are parts number three and four which deal with the legislation regulating formation and termination of the employment relationship in the Czech Republic. In these parts, relevant legal instruments are first defined and then evaluated with respect to their flexibility and security. The third part defines the course of formation of the employment relationship, particularly on the basis...
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