배움과 공유의 시간

Transfer management

Transfer management is the last step in labor management.
This is a time when conflicts between labor and management are easily expressed to the extent that 90 percent of labor disputes take place in the turnover stage. In the event of a poor response at this stage, it is directly linked to a labor lawsuit, and the direction of the lawsuit can have a significant impact on the working position of other employees.

Many workers at retirement are ready to vent their grievances or even file labor charges or even file labor lawsuits to maximize their profits by taking advantage of the company's weaknesses, thinking they no longer need to be aware of the company's business. If the company's labor management is legal and is not in a loophole in its management, then it can only respond by law, but if it is not, it will be forced into a defensive position.

1. Legal risks of turnover

The frequent labor strife at the turnover stage is also closely linked to the issue of "economic compensation." As in Korea, the "economic compensation, economic compensation" system, in which payment standards vary depending on the form and legality of the transfer, is operated, not in a uniform "retirement benefit" format, regardless of the reason for retirement. For this reason, many workers with long service experience offer to cancel negotiations or force layoffs rather than resigning.

If the company fails to grasp labor laws properly and fails to overhaul the employment rules and turnover management system at ordinary times, the risk of frequent labor disputes at the turnover stage will be unavoidable.

(1) the termination and termination of labor contracts;

In China, "labor relations" are implemented by the conclusion of bilateral labor contracts, and the "labor relations" thus established are "disbanded" by the "release" and "termination" of the contracts. To tell you the reason for the termination of the labor contract,
Employee turnover is divided into two categories: termination of one labor contract and termination of two labor contracts.

Termination of labor contracts is the end of contract expiration, retirement, etc.

The lifting of labor contracts is again classified into three categories: the lifting of negotiations, the unilateral lifting of workers and the lifting of companies' unilateral lifting.

In terms of legal consequences alone, there is a similarity in that legal relations between labor and management, whether they terminate or terminate the contract, are extinguished at that point. However, the termination and termination of labor contracts differ significantly in terms of the establishment requirements, procedures and compensation for workers as follows:

1 The ‘release’ of labor contracts
The termination of a labor contract means a legal action in which a legal reason arises before the expiration of the contract, or, for reasons on the part of the company or the part of the workers, an interim termination of the labor relationship in the form of "agreement" or "unilateral notice". Workers are free to terminate the contract at any time if written notice is given 30 days in advance, but strict legal regulations are in place for the company to terminate the contract. It must comply with the "Reason for Court Release" stipulated in the Labor Contract Act, and the supporting "evidence" shall be presented, and if found to be illegal, it shall be liable to pay economic compensation equal to twice the economic compensation, or to continue to fulfill the contract.

2 ‘End of labor contract’
The termination of a labor contract means that the labor relations formed between users and workers are automatically extinguished by the emergence of legal reasons. Unlike the lifting of labor contracts, neither labor nor management is required to express their opinions, and once legal reasons are met, labor relations are extinguished.
ᄋ Termination of maturity: By fulfilling the contract by the expiration of the contractual term promised in a fixed-term labor contract and not renewing the contract at maturity, this means that the contract is terminated naturally (unapplicable for indefinite-term labor contracts).
ᄋ Court termination: the reason prescribed by law, i.e. the principal (worker) of the labour contract is retired from retirement or the principal (company) of the labour contract is extinguished (breakdown, liquidation, etc.);

(2) Legal regulations on the termination or termination of a contract;

The termination or termination of a labor contract shall be subject to strict regulations of the Labor Contract Act. The termination and termination of the contract shall be subject to different regulations. At the end of the contract, unless special reasons such as pregnancy or illness arise, labor contracts are terminated naturally at maturity, making it relatively easy to terminate employment.
However, in the case of "release," the grounds for its release must comply with either of the "reasons for the removal of the court" as specified in the Labor Contract Act. In the case of South Korea, the country's labor law "decisions" the layoff requirements and imposes a burden of proof on companies for their compliance, although layoffs should be consistent with comprehensive reasons, such as "objective and reasonable reasons in social concept."
For example, to dismiss a disciplinary action, one must first look for a provision of evidence in the company’s employment rules that conform to the legal grounds on which it is based, and secure evidence proving the reasons. If there is a flaw in the implementation of the legal procedures and the rationality of the criteria for the dismissal of workers for their non-compliance, they are likely to be declared illegal. Therefore, it is necessary for the company to devise and proceed various measures to minimize legal risks in advance on the basis of an accurate understanding of labor laws.