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LABOR LAW

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the court censure the employer, force the employer to apologize to the

employee in the frame of the general provisions, order the publication of

the decision, or order the notification of the decision to third parties.

In lawsuits initiated in order to prevent unlawful attacks, to remove

the danger of attack, or to classify the attack as a contravention of the

law, it is sufficient that the attack unjustly harms the personal rights of the

employee; the fault of the employer need not be considered.

It is sufficient in lawsuits for moral and material compensation that

the act is unlawful, that a moral or a material damage has been born, that

a causal relationship between the damage and the act exists, and lastly that

the fault of the employer (or the employer’s strict liability) is present in

the case.