Aspects Regarding Annual Leave and Weekly Rest-Basic Rights of Employees in Romania
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https://doi.org/10.18662/eljpa/9.2/188Keywords:
annual leave, weekly rest, controls, contraventional sanctionsAbstract
This material proposes the description of some general aspects regarding the employees' right to vacation, but also regarding their weekly rest as the main forms of rest and aimed at restoring physical and intellectual strength. Employers have legal obligations in granting them and in case of non-compliance, the sanctioning force of the state intervenes through the control actions of the Labor Inspectorate. Data on the number of checks and sanctions applied are reproduced in the pages of this work in order to highlight the degree of compliance with labor legislation by employers.
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