divieto di licenziamento senza giusta causa
English translation: ban on/prohibition from dismissal without just/legitimate cause
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peer agreement (net): +2ban/prohibition from dismissal without just/legitimate cause Explanation: in the absence of clear context (legal opinion, court act, academic article, law?), here is one option that might help! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 hrs (2009-02-05 18:01:47 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Hi Andrea. Wordgirl here. I got your note. Unfortunately, it is not so easy, not only because there is no one, single "dicitura formale" in English, but also because employment laws and related jurisprudence are not the same under the civil law and commom law systems, and then even between commom law countries there are not only linguistic preferences/differences but also significant legal differences as well. However, let me see if I can give you a hand here. 1. always look to Proz: http://ita.proz.com/kudoz/italian_to_english/human_resources... 2. senza giusta causa= without just cause -or "legitimate" if you prefer, they are synonyms in this particular context- is also known as wrongful dismissal (see below for a link to an article published by the ABA (= American Bar Association) wherein both terms are used synonymously to describe the same case. Unfair dismissal is another possibility 3. See: http://www.abanet.org/labor/intlcomm/newsletter/2007/june_fr... The link below is interesting for the terms it contains, but also because it illustrates an employent law system that is v. different from Italy's! http://www.zvulony.com/just_cause.html OK, as usual wrote too much, hope this helps! |
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