FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. The fundamental right of employers and employees to organise and associate shall be inviolable. Employees shall be entitled to establish and serve in trade union organisations, and may suffer neither dismissal nor discrimination at work on this account.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. 1. Members of the team shall, in the performance of their tasks and in the exercise of their powers, fully respect fundamental rights and freedoms, including as regards access to asylum procedures, human dignity and the prohibition of torture, inhuman or degrading treatment, the right to liberty, the principle of non-refoulement and the prohibition of collective expulsions, the rights of the child and the right to respect for private and family life. While performing their tasks and exercising their powers, they shall not arbitrarily discriminate against persons on any grounds including sex, racial or ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age, sexual orientation or gender identity. Any measures interfering with fundamental rights and freedoms taken in the performance of their tasks and in the exercise of their powers shall be proportionate to the objectives pursued by such measures and respect the essence of these fundamental rights and freedoms.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. Citizens have a fundamental and inviolable right to freedom of association. This applies to both employer and employees. Employees have the right to establish and be active in trade union organisations, and they may not be dismissed or discriminated against at work as a result of this. Companies’ personnel have the right to elect representatives to represent them in matters handled within companies. The representatives option as well as their rights and obligations are specified in law and in this as well as other agreements. An individual employee’s safety and health, protection against discrimination and equal treatment are the starting point for contractual regulations.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. The institutional framework in the area of fundamental rights consists of the following mechanisms: Office for Good Governance (OPM); Institution of the Ombudsperson; Agency for Gender Equality; Officials for Gender Equality in Ministries and Municipalities Officials for Protection from Discrimination in Ministries and the Municipalities; Kosovo Property Comparison and Verification Agency; National Coordinator for Protection from Domestic Violence; Inter-ministerial Committee on the Rights of the Child; Inter-Ministerial Coordination Group for Human Rights Advisory and Coordination Group on the rights of the LGBTI community; Kosovo Correctional Service;
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. UNI and the Company support fundamental rights, as defined in ILO Conventions, in particular to ensure that:
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. 3.23.60 Articles 3 and 4 Economic empowerment of women and girls through subsidizing projects aimed at achieving gender equality NGOs and physical individuals 14 projects for economic empowerment of women and girls, subsidized OPM Q4 2021 40,000 0 40,000
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. The Fundamental Rights are guaranteed to the individuals by our constitution. These are enumerated in Pail III of the constitution. These rights are fundamental because they are basic to the moral and spiritual development of the individual and these rights cannot be easily abridged by the parliament.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. Types and Importance.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed to limit, impair, or affect the right of any teacher or his/her representative to the expression or communication of a view, grievance, complaint, or opinion or any matter related to the conditions or compensation of public employment or their betterment, so long as the same is not designed to and does not interfere with the full, faithful, and proper performance of the duties of employment or circumvent the rights of the Association.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. Some scholars have argued that all natural or human rights are expressions of a more fundamental right. X.X. Xxxxxx has proposed the right of persons to “choose how they should live.”44 If we are to give this any consideration, it can only be with the qualification “within reason” added. Xxxx offers a fundamental moral right that appeals to this idea (albeit indirectly) in his work Are There Any Natural Rights?. In the work, Xxxx offers the conditional “if there are any moral rights at all, it follows that there is at least one natural right, the equal right of all men to be free.”45 The idea here is that the very notion of a right and its consequent duties involves justifications for limitations on freedom. We have rights because of requirement by practical reasonableness, and any limitation of our freedoms (negative rights) requires justification, whether it be by an appeal to other rights, expediency, and so on. In this way, a person has a default right to be free, and this freedom is to be enjoyed equally by all men. Mackie’s fundamental right to “choose how one should live” and Xxxx’x “equal right of all men to be free” are so nebulous that without explication they are utterly 44 X.X. Xxxxxx, “Can There Be a Rights-Based Moral Theory?,” Midwest Studies in Philosophy 3 (1978), 351.