- what are the judiciary's main tasks
- name the two lower instance courts most countries have
- The judiciary (court system) has to apply the law and make sure that the legislative and the executive of the state act according to the law
- District court, first instance court
- What are the functions of the legislature
What is the executive in a government
What is meant by the term "failed state"
- Representatives of State (Bundesräte) usually elected by parliament
- States where security/excecutive is ordered by military and police (Afghanistan, Somalia, etc.)
What are the most important human rights, civil liberties of a civil democratic society
What does the legal theroy "Natural Law" entail
Who is Thomas Hobbs?
Thomas Hobbs:
What does the legal theory "legal positivism" imply?
How is it linked to "natural law"?
What subjects fall under Employment Law
- Administrative rulings
- precedents which address the legal right of, and restrictions on, working people and their organizations
- mediates aspects of the relationship between trade unions, employers and employees
What defines a foreign employee
When is it not necessary to have a work permission in Switzerland
Describe the term relocation
- someone working and living outside their country of origin-->Cross-borders commuter and business trips are not foreign employee
- if a business trip doesn’t go longer then 8 day in a period of 90 days, no permit is required
- relocation= temporary transfer of employees to another job in same organization (relocation agreement = fixed terms and conditions)