Monthly
0%
N/A
20%
From day two to day five of an illness, employers must pay sick leave. From day six onward, social insurance covers the payments. Employees are entitled to full benefits provided they are absent for under 120 successive days or 140 days within a year.
Employers must provide notice and have a valid reason for termination.
Notice periods are dependent on the employee's length of service:
If the termination is for a company-related reason (e.g. downsizing), then the severance pay will equal the employee's average monthly salary. If the termination is employee-related (e.g. long-term disability) then their length of service determines the amount:
Probation periods are set out in the employment contract, with the standard being three months. Either party can terminate the contract during the probation period with three days' notice.
Monthly
0%
N/A
20%
From day two to day five of an illness, employers must pay sick leave. From day six onward, social insurance covers the payments. Employees are entitled to full benefits provided they are absent for under 120 successive days or 140 days within a year.
Employers must provide notice and have a valid reason for termination.
Notice periods are dependent on the employee's length of service:
If the termination is for a company-related reason (e.g. downsizing), then the severance pay will equal the employee's average monthly salary. If the termination is employee-related (e.g. long-term disability) then their length of service determines the amount:
Probation periods are set out in the employment contract, with the standard being three months. Either party can terminate the contract during the probation period with three days' notice.