Can a company in the non-government controlled area dismiss its staff?

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Yes, a company in the non-government controlled area may dismiss its staff if there are legal grounds for such dismissal.


Common grounds for dismissal include:


● Agreement of the parties;


● Expiration of the term for which the fixed-term employment contract was concluded;


● Refusal of an employee to transfer to another location with the company;


● Refusal to continue work due to changes in essential working conditions, such as changes in the remuneration system, transfer to part-time work;


● An employee's absence from work for more than four consecutive months without any known reason.


Additional conditions for internally displaced persons:


● Internally displaced persons who are unable to continue working at their previous place of residence have the right to terminate their employment unilaterally.


● To do this, the employee must submit an application for termination of the employment contract to the employer.

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