After the labor relationship is restored, who will compensate the wages? A lawyer explains the choice between continuing the performance of the contract and seeking compensation, as well as the period and calculation standard for making up for the lost wages.
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What is the advance notice payment, and when is it paid? A lawyer explains the applicable circumstances, the differences between it and economic compensation and damages, and the calculation standards.
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Does the base amount for economic compensation include the year-end bonus? A lawyer explains the scope of "earned wages", the inclusion of bonuses and allowances, and the key points for providing evidence.
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When a company changes its legal entity, does the employee's seniority get reset? A lawyer explains the differences between name changes, spin-offs, related transfers, and voluntary resignations, as well as the rules for calculating seniority.
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Is the length of service continuous when switching to a related company? A lawyer explains the determination of transfers not due to the employee's own reasons, the relevant evidence, and the impact on economic compensation.
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When will the high-temperature allowance be issued? A lawyer explains the issuance conditions, the issuance period, the issuance form, and the relief channels for those who have not received it.
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Are there any standard allowances for night shifts? A lawyer explains the basis for night shift allowances, the differences between them and overtime pay, and the key points for dispute resolution and evidence collection.
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Is working from home on duty considered overtime? A lawyer explains the criteria for distinguishing between on-duty work and overtime, as well as the calculation of overtime pay and methods of dispute resolution.
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Can I apply for credit repair after fulfilling my obligations? A lawyer explains the conditions and process for applying to delete dishonesty information and lift credit restrictions after fulfilling my obligations.
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When will the trust-breaking list be lifted? A lawyer explains the circumstances under which it can be lifted, including when the obligations have been fulfilled, when an enforcement settlement is reached, when the time limit has expired, and when the listing was done in error.
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Do the shareholders of a one-person company have to repay debts jointly? A lawyer explains the burden of proof for property independence, the determination of joint and several liability, and the path to adding additional defendants.
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Will the company's executing shareholders be added as defendants in the lawsuit? A lawyer explains the legal circumstances under which shareholders can be added as defendants, the accelerated maturity of investment, and the burden of proof.
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Are there any time requirements for participating in the distribution of applications? The lawyer explains the main subjects, time nodes, and priority rights of participating in the distribution, as well as the order of compensation for secured creditor rights holders.
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When should an objection to enforcement be filed? A lawyer explains the time limits for filing objections to enforcement actions and enforcement targets, as well as the litigation period for lawsuits challenging enforcement objections.
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Can a notarized loan contract be directly enforced? A lawyer explains the enforceability of the contract, the conditions for applying for enforcement, and the circumstances under which enforcement is not granted.
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