Employment Relationship
The employment relationship is the legal link between employers and employees. It exists when a person performs work or services under certain conditions in return for remuneration.
It is through the employment relationship, however defined, that reciprocal rights and obligations are created between the employee and the employer. It has been, and continues to be, the main vehicle through which workers gain access to the rights and benefits associated with employment in the areas of labour law and social security. The existence of an employment relationship is the condition that determines the application of the labour and social security law provisions addressed to employees. It is the key point of reference for determining the nature and extent of employers' rights and obligations towards their workers.
The issue has become more and more important because of the increasingly widespread phenomenon of dependent workers who lack protection because of one or a combination of the following factors:
the scope of the law is too narrow or it is too narrowly interpreted;
the law is poorly or ambiguously formulated so that its scope is unclear;
the employment relationship is disguised;
the relationship is objectively ambiguous, giving rise to doubt as to whether or not an employment relationship really exists;
the employment relationship clearly exists but it is not clear who the employer is, what rights the worker has and who is responsible for them; and
lack of compliance and enforcement.
Employment RelationshipThe employment relationship is the legal link between employers and employees. It exists when a person performs work or services under certain conditions in return for remuneration.It is through the employment relationship, however defined, that reciprocal rights and obligations are created between the employee and the employer. It has been, and continues to be, the main vehicle through which workers gain access to the rights and benefits associated with employment in the areas of labour law and social security. The existence of an employment relationship is the condition that determines the application of the labour and social security law provisions addressed to employees. It is the key point of reference for determining the nature and extent of employers' rights and obligations towards their workers.The issue has become more and more important because of the increasingly widespread phenomenon of dependent workers who lack protection because of one or a combination of the following factors:the scope of the law is too narrow or it is too narrowly interpreted;the law is poorly or ambiguously formulated so that its scope is unclear;the employment relationship is disguised;the relationship is objectively ambiguous, giving rise to doubt as to whether or not an employment relationship really exists;the employment relationship clearly exists but it is not clear who the employer is, what rights the worker has and who is responsible for them; andlack of compliance and enforcement.
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