The payroll cycle is monthly, and wages must be paid by the last working day of the month when the employee is a salaried employee. For employees who work on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis, payments must be made every 2 weeks.
16.70%
23%
An employee can claim sick leave for the entire time of their illness until their doctor confirms that the employee is able to return. For the first 14 days of sick leave, the employer is obligated to pay 80% of the employee’s salary. From the 15th day onward, social insurance compensates the employee for 70% of their average salary for the past 6 months.
There are no statutory laws regarding paternity leave.
For fixed-term contracts that are expiring, there are no obligations from the employee or employer to undergo any sort of termination process.
If an employer wishes to dismiss an employee, the employer is obligated to deliver prior notice to the employee and within 72 hours must have a meeting with the employee to discuss the reason for termination and allow the employee to present their counterarguments. Should the employer fail to meet within 72 hours, the employee may be entitled to compensation.
If the employee has worked more than 3 years, they are entitled to 15 days of severance pay.
3 months
The payroll cycle is monthly, and wages must be paid by the last working day of the month when the employee is a salaried employee. For employees who work on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis, payments must be made every 2 weeks.
16.70%
23%
An employee can claim sick leave for the entire time of their illness until their doctor confirms that the employee is able to return. For the first 14 days of sick leave, the employer is obligated to pay 80% of the employee’s salary. From the 15th day onward, social insurance compensates the employee for 70% of their average salary for the past 6 months.
There are no statutory laws regarding paternity leave.
For fixed-term contracts that are expiring, there are no obligations from the employee or employer to undergo any sort of termination process.
If an employer wishes to dismiss an employee, the employer is obligated to deliver prior notice to the employee and within 72 hours must have a meeting with the employee to discuss the reason for termination and allow the employee to present their counterarguments. Should the employer fail to meet within 72 hours, the employee may be entitled to compensation.
If the employee has worked more than 3 years, they are entitled to 15 days of severance pay.
3 months