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勞資糾紛,勞資爭議,勞動法律師

What to do if a labor dispute occurs? How can companies avoid labor disputes?

This article focuses on quickly summarizing what to do in the event of a labor dispute, how companies can avoid labor disputes, and provides professional legal advice to ensure their actions are compliant and legal. Labor disputes are a tedious and time-consuming issue for companies, potentially severely impacting their operations and reputation. To create a stable and harmonious working environment, companies should take proactive measures to prevent labor disputes. Here are some suggestions to help companies avoid labor disputes: 1. Establish sound labor contracts and policies beforehand. Clear and well-defined labor contracts and policies are a crucial foundation for preventing labor disputes. Labor contracts should detail the rights and obligations of both parties, including salary, job duties, working hours, and leave. Company policies should comply with local labor laws and be updated regularly to adapt to legal changes. If anything is unclear, it is recommended to seek advice from the company's legal counsel or other labor law lawyers…

搜索,警察搜索,搜索律師

The police are here to search! How should this be handled? What should I do if it’s too urgent? It is recommended that you don’t hesitate to seek help from a professional lawyer immediately!

This article focuses on quickly summarizing how to handle a search warrant and how to protect your legal rights. In life, if the police present a search warrant, your response is crucial. Here are some suggestions to ensure your rights are fully protected: 1. Remain Calm: First, stay calm and avoid acting rashly due to emotional fluctuations. A legal search is a procedure, and a rational response will help protect your rights. 2. Legal Search Warrant: Confirm the legality of the search warrant, including details such as the search area, time, and location. If you have doubts about the search warrant, you can request to see it from the police and have the relevant information recorded. 3. Remain Silent: Remain silent until you have legal counsel. You have the right to refuse to answer any questions and await legal assistance. Verbal statements may be cited later, so being cautious is an effective way to protect yourself. 4. Disagree with the Search: Within legal limits…

毀損罪,台北法律事務所

Here you go again! Accused of "moving a car and occupying a space", residents and athletes quarrel｜TVBS News Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues related to the crime of damage

Here you go again! A quarrel broke out between residents and athletes accused of "moving a car while occupying a space" | TVBS News News Link: A resident in Taipei City had a conflict with a taxi driver on the street over a parking issue! A taxi driver in Taipei City was accused by many residents of moving other people's motorcycles to other places for the convenience of parking. He even used other scrapped vehicles to occupy seats. The residents have been unbearable for a long time. That night, someone witnessed the car being moved, which led to a quarrel that even caused the police to come to the scene to coordinate. Resident vs. taxi driver: "How many taxis are you moving today? I'm sorry, I'm sorry, that 110, the car is parked on the side of the road, and someone is preparing to attack me." The man in a vest yelled at the camera, and the other person picked up his mobile phone and searched Certificate and call the police at the same time. Resident vs. taxi driver: "Stop like this, it's very, very fierce, and I'm going to..."

財產申報不實,公務員

Confused about the difference between "loyalty and filial piety"? Ma Wenjun suspected of making false asset declarations | Fidelity Law Firm criminal lawyer explains the regulations for public servant asset declarations and the responsibilities for making false declarations.

News and Video Sources: Case Background and Legal Issues - "Loyalty and Filial Piety" Divided? Ma Wen-chun Suspected of False Asset Declaration | Mirror News KMT Legislator Ma Wen-chun, still embroiled in the submarine leak scandal, was exposed yesterday (December 5th) by Mirror Weekly for allegedly building her 700-ping (approximately 133 square meters) luxury estate in Puli on state-owned farmland without a building permit. Ma Wen-chun, lacking farmer status, illegally leased the land at an extremely low price of NT$6,400 per month. She claims there is no large farmhouse, only a 40-ping (approximately 23 square meters) old wooden house left by her father, currently valued at only NT$70,000. She asserts the lease is legal, rent is paid truthfully, and she will apply for a replacement permit. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that the Public Officials Asset Declaration Act only punishes "intentional false declarations"...

妨害兵役罪,使公務員登載不實罪

Whimsical deserter! A man who bought an "AIDS certificate" and was sentenced can still enlist in the military｜Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal provisions related to the crime of obstructing military service

Whimsical deserter! Man buys "AIDS certificate" but still has to enlist in the army despite being sentenced｜China TV News reporter Zheng Huiliang Lin Zhichun News link: Is being a soldier really so scary? In order to desert from the military, a man named Cai in New Taipei City purchased a "fake" AIDS and blood test report for 30,000 yuan online in 2019. After successfully applying for the certificate, he obtained an "exemption position" and successfully avoided military service. Fortunately, the Ministry of Health and Welfare reviewed the information and found it strange. As an AIDS patient, there was no record of medical treatment or medication. The incident came to light after rescheduling blood draws. Not only was he commuted to active reserve duty, but he was also sentenced to 2 months in prison. As long as men were born in Taiwan, they must enlist in the army and serve in the military. However, I didn’t expect that some people would desert the army and live in...