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tion can be understood set out in the contract. In other words, deter-

mining the duration of fixed-term employment contracts is only possi-

ble through pre-definition. However, fixed-term employment contracts

may be entered into when other conditions as stated in the Labor Law

have occurred.

Determining the Duration Implicitly

In situations when the duration is not definite or identifiable, the

duration may be determined based on the purpose of the work. But

again, the objective conditions must be suitable for the specific con-

tract. For instance, determining the duration based on the purpose of

the contract is possible while recruiting during high summer season.

Termination of Fixed-Term Employment Contract

Mutual Rescission (Termination of the Contract with Convention

of the Parties)

Regardless of whether the contract is definite or not, it can be ter-

minated at any time when the parties mutually agree thereto. The par-

ties may terminate the fixed-term employment contract through their

common will, like indefinite-term employment contracts. The parties

may terminate the contract immediately, or agree mutually to termi-

nate, after a certain period of time. The mutual agreement of the par-

ties to terminate the contract does not constitute termination.

Therefore, a termination notice period will not be applied as no termi-

nation will result.

Expiration in Fixed-Term Employment Contracts

In fixed-term contracts, these shall be automatically terminated

upon the agreement of the parties.

Termination

Each of the parties has the right to terminate the contract prior to

the expiry date agreed in fixed-term employment contracts.

Termination of employment contracts may be declared or immediately

terminated upon justification. These two types of termination differ in

expiration, and the results thereto. As a rule, the right of temporary ter-

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