•the worker violates the provisions that are specified under work agreement and/or company regulations or collective bargaining agreement and the worker has been given three warning letters in a row, each issued within six months of the previous warning;
•the employer change in the status of the enterprise, merger, fusion, or change in ownership and the employer is not willing to continue the workers’ employment;
•the enterprise has to be closed down due to continual losses for 2 (two) years consecutively or force majeure;
•the enterprise goes bankrupt;
•the worker dies;
•the workers enter pension age;
•the worker has been absent from work for 5 (five) workdays or more consecutively without submitting to the entrepreneur a written explanation supplemented with valid evidence and the entrepreneur has properly summoned him or her twice in writing; or
•the worker had committed a serious crime and the criminal court judge verdict stated guilty and final.