Representation of Employees in Wage Claims, Unlawful Dismissals, and Non-Payment of Social Rights
What Are Employees’ Legal Rights?
- Full and Accurate Wage Payments: Employers must pay wages on time and in full, adhering to employment contracts and minimum wage laws.
- Lawful Dismissals: Employers must conduct a fair hearing and provide justified reasons before terminating employment.
- Social Benefits: Employees are entitled to annual leave, sick pay, pension contributions, and other benefits.
Common Reasons for Employee Claims
- Wage Claims: Non-payment of overtime, delayed wages, or payment below the legal minimum.
- Unlawful Dismissals: Termination without a hearing or due to discrimination (e.g., based on age, gender, or pregnancy).
- Denial of Social Benefits: Failure to contribute to pensions, provide leave payments, or pay sick leave.
Why Hire a Labor Lawyer?
- Expertise and Knowledge: Labor attorneys identify legal violations and develop strategies to protect employees’ interests.
- Negotiation: Many disputes can be resolved outside of court through settlements, saving time and resources.
- Evidence Collection: Lawyers assist in gathering essential documentation, such as payslips and email correspondence.
- Court Representation: If a case escalates, an attorney will advocate for the employee in labor court proceedings.
What Can Employees Claim?
- Enhanced Severance Pay for unlawful dismissals.
- Compensation for Wage Delays in accordance with labor laws.
- Retroactive Payment of social benefits denied during employment.
- Damages for Emotional Distress in cases of discrimination or harassment.
Conclusion
Every employee has the right to fair treatment under the law. Legal representation ensures that employees can enforce their rights, receive compensation, and prevent further injustices.
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- Salary calculations
- Minimum wage
- Salary withholding
- Overtime
- Annual leave
- Sick pay
- Recovery fee
- Advance notice
- Pension funds
- Pre-dismissal hearing
- Collective agreements
- Drafting employment agreements
- Reviewing employment agreements
- Unlawful dismissal and severance pay
- Rights calculations
- Wages and social conditions at work
- Checking pay slips according to collective agreements and/or extension orders
- Support and representation in legal proceedings in labor courts throughout the country
- Arbitrations and mediations
- Handling company liquidations and representing creditors in debt claims within the framework of liquidation proceedings
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Our firm is considered one of the leading firms in the field of labor law, and is located in Haifa. The firm has extensive experience in representing employees and employers in all areas of labor law and the various aspects of employee-employer relations.
Our firm has a great reputation in representing employees and employers in various courts throughout the country, and the owner of the firm, Adv. Yaakov Schnittman, is one of the most respected lawyers in this field and is highly recognized and respected among various professional bodies.
Labor Law Lawyer
Our firm is considered one of the leading firms in the field of labor law, and is located in Haifa. The firm has extensive experience in representing employees and employers in all areas of labor law and the various aspects of employee-employer relations.
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