(viii) Summary dismissal.

9.2.1 Prohibition of dismissal on the grounds of pregnancy

(a) To prohibit, subject to the imposition of sanction, dismissal on the grounds of pregnancy or of maternity leave and discrimination in dismissal on the basis of marital status

In 2003, 1,657 applications were received concerning dismissal of pregnant employees.

(ii) In respect of summary dismissal imposed by the Secretary General in cases where the seriousness of the misconduct warrants immediate separation from service.

News of Necker's dismissal reached Paris in the afternoon of Sunday, 12 July.

The decision to approve dismissal is an administrative one, subject to judicial supervision.

Article 103 of the Labour Code provides that a pregnant woman is entitled to take leave of absence and that this time off work may not be regarded as grounds for dismissal.

Among the exceptions enabling such retroactive dismissal are lack of knowledge of the pregnancy at the time of the dismissal, proven severe circumstances, bankruptcy or liquidation, or ceasing of operation due to unexpected circumstances.

The annual number of applications is estimated at 1,000, mostly regarding women's rights at work, the dismissal of pregnant women and post natal women, employment related matters, entrepreneurship, and women in key positions.

The Court concluded that in this case, the complainant could not prove that the reason for his dismissal was the fact of his conviction and not his inability to work due to his incarceration.

Mr. Bhagwati requested further details on the State party's procedure for the dismissal of judges.

With respect to judicial remedies, she said that the Employment Law offered women the possibility to seek redress in cases of discrimination when entering employment or giving notice of termination, during employment, in regard to remuneration, and in the case of dismissal from work without a legal basis.

But that does not concern most Libyans, who are clamoring for the dismissal of Qaddafi loyalists.

A second yellow card at the same game leads to a red card, and therefore to a dismissal.

The main reasons for consenting to permissions were the closing of businesses, consensual dismissal, or termination of contract.

Mr. Hernández relied on these documents in subsequent proceedings for unfair dismissal brought against him by Mr. Boudjefna.

Ultimately, measures resulting in the dismissal of directors or the winding up of the foundation may be taken.

Lurking behind this dismissal is a sense that humanity itself is undergoing a massive transformation in its self understanding.

But this option is all but foreclosed, because union membership or organizing can lead to dismissal, blacklisting, violence, or worse.

groundless refusal to hire or groundless dismissal of a woman who has a child under the age of 3 (art.

The Christian Democratic Popular Front voted with the Communist Party for the dismissal of the Alliance government on November 9, 1999.

In a public statement , Aimilios Liatsos accused Mr. Arvanitis and Ms. Katsimi of infringing journalism's Code of Ethics and defended their dismissal

The European Court, since Pellegrin v. France, has applied a functional criterion to exclude from the scope of article 6, paragraph 1, any disputes concerning the appointment, promotion or dismissal to or from posts involving participation in the exercise of powers conferred by public law.

There was no mention of Bo Xilai and what his dismissal meant for China s domestic politics in this critical year of leadership transition.

Where, indeed, is there room for peace when all we see is corruption, unaccountability, nepotism, theft, and the dismissal of an entire people?

The Judicial Service Commission appointed sub committees for each level of court, which prepared an opinion on the appointment and dismissal of judges.

Media employees had recourse to the courts in cases of unfair dismissal and relevant case law testified to the enforceability of those provisions.

She was also concerned at the violation of the rights of single women teachers, who were subject to dismissal, should they become pregnant.

On April 10, Xinhua makes two separate announcements Bo s dismissal from his position at the CCP Central Committee for serious discipline violations , and his wife's alleged role in the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood over economic interests .

I work from a similar position.

The Joint Disciplinary Committee was examining the staff member's appeal of his dismissal in one case, and a legal analysis was prepared in the other.

2.7 On 20 March 1996, the Superior Court of the district of Montreal allowed the deputy prosecutor's motion for dismissal and rejected the author's appeal.

Order No. 96 039 of 29 June 1996 concerning the Labour Code of the Niger provides that a woman's pregnancy shall not justify her dismissal.

The blogger, Zhao Jing, had been reporting on a strike by journalists at The Beijing News that followed the dismissal of the newspaper s independent minded editor.

This is some work from Ray Gun.

I am tired, from sickness and work.

From Jung's work, others developed psychological typologies.

Psychological work in a postwar context experiences from Nicaragua Community, Work and Family (UK) (2000).

It recalls that on 21 May 1998, the author applied to the Mirabad District Court of Tashkent with a request to acknowledge the illegality of her dismissal from the Tashkent State Institute of Eastern Languages and to restore her as a student.

Nothing in the material before the Committee suggests that the proceedings before the Supreme Court that resulted in the dismissal of the author's challenge on 19 November 1999 and of the substance of his appeal a month later suffered from such defects.

One month after the first level dismissal of the appeal, the state amended the applicable law to add further new restrictions on the registration of religious associations.

From Kuwait, Cat Eyez (Ar) writes about wanting to retire from work.

You had better stay away from work today.

First, the world must work from common standards.