Definite Term Contracts Sample Clauses

Definite Term Contracts. TLC article 11/2:“An employment contract for a definite period must not be concluded more than once, except when there is an essential reason which may necessitate repeated (chain) contracts. Otherwise, the employment contract is deemed to have been made for an indefinite period from the very beginning.” TLC 11/3: “Chain contracts based on essential reasons shall maintain their status as contracts made for a definite period.” • As it is clearly stated, the definite term employment contracts should be in written. • The objective conditions: Objective conditions mean to engage the term of the contract with a type of work which will be completed in a certain time period due to its nature such as; completion of plastering work, completion of a project etc. • The definite period can be either decided as a duration (like 1-year) or can be understood from the aim of the work decided to be fulfilled by the employee under the contract. In this second situation, with the completion of the work (and when the aim has been reached) the contract is accepted to have ended. • In accordance with the precedent of Court of Cassation, a definite-term employment contract concluded without the presence of an objective condition is accepted as indefinite-term and the employee cannot demand remaining duration receivables. The definite term employment contracts finish automatically when the duration/term determined in the contract expired without needing a cancellation declaration/ termination notification by the parties. As principle the employees cannot be entitled to severance pay if the contract has ended due to expiration of the contract term (exceptions will be stated below) The pre-notification cannot be applied for definite-term contracts. As the pre- notification (termination notification) has not been made by the employer, the employee cannot benefit from the right to search a new job starting from the date of pre-notification until the date of termination, without any deduction being made from his wage. The employee who work with definite-term contracts are not accepted within the scope of employment security which means they cannot file reemployment suit before the court. (This is the most disadvantageous feature of definite-term contract. That is why the idea of “the conclusion of such contracts with employees should be restricted in the systems where the employment security is applied” is supported. In the contract of International Labor organisation numbered 158 and...
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