Swedish Labor Law– for non-Swedish managers |
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• understand your responsibilities by law
• how to enter and terminate a contract of employment
• prevent mistakes in dealing with employees' issues and rights
As a non-Swedish manager, it may be difficult to understand the Swedish Labor market, the legislation and the role of the union. This course will help you understand the Swedish Labor Law system, and your responsibilities as a manager. In addition, it will improve your knowledge within the area so you can avoid making mistakes in dealing with employees' issues and rights.
Programme
Swedish Labor Law – an overview
| • | Background |
| • | Parties at the Swedish Labor market |
| • | Central Acts currently in force |
Co-determination
| • | Employment act (co-determination in the workplace) - MBL |
| • | Collective agreements |
| • | Obligation to inform and negotiate |
Employment
| • | Employment Protection Act |
| • | Entering into an employment agreement |
| • | Terminating employment |
Working hours
| • | Working Hours Act |
| • | Ordinary and regular working hours |
| • | Overtime |
Leave
| • | Summary of current legislation |
| • | Vacation |
| • | Parental leave |
| • | Educational leave |
Work environment in the workplace
| • | Work environment legislation |
| • | Employer's /managers' responsibility |
| • | Aspects/areas of the work environment |
Coursefact
April 17 in Stockholm, Globen City, Arenavägen 61. Rooms at the Quality Hotel Globe may be booked at a reduced rate.
Non-Swedish managers working in Sweden.
The aim is to provide the necessary skills and knowledge in order to:
| • | act according to law when entering and terminating a contract of employment |
| • | know the extent of leave your employees are entitled to by law |
| • | be more confident regarding the Swedish working hours regulation |
| • | understand your responsibilty within the work environment in the workplace |
| • | have an overall understanding of the Swedish labor legislation including collective agreements. |
Malin Ung
The fee for the course includes documentation and morning/afternoon coffee. VAT is not included.
For booking, information and consultation please ring on 08-600 62 00. You can also book a place by:
• clicking on “Booking" in the “Course
Dates" box on our website.
• or mailing us or faxing us with your
booking:
E-mail: kurs@foretagsuniversitetet.se
Fax number: 08-600 29 50