Data from Constitutional Court, Supreme Court, Higher Economic Court and Council of Justice.

The higher the level of schooling, the higher the rate of participation in the labour market.

The Higher Regional Court declared the award enforceable.

Excerpts of a court decision rendered by the Higher Regional Court of Düsseldorf, Germany.

A note on a court decision rendered by the Higher Regional Court of Hamm, Germany.

1970 1973 Judge and public prosecutor in the court district of Nürnberg, Higher Regional Court.

Excerpts of a court decision by the Higher Regional Court of Munich with a note P. Klima.

All the labour rights of citizens can be defended in court.

The Industrial Relations Court has exclusive jurisdiction in labour related matters. The Industrial Relations Court has the jurisdiction to

Following his release, he had withdrawn his appeal to a higher court.

Women constitute 21 on the Supreme Court and 36 on the Higher Economic Court (Table 5). Of 77 court chairpersons, only six are women (8 ).

Thus, although men did generally more paid labour, the total work contribution of women was considerably higher.

The proceedings taking place in the labour court have similarly not reached any conclusion.

A higher court, however, be it ordinary or administrative, can always be appealed to.

The Court of Appeal is based in Nouméa and there is access to the higher appeal court of France in certain matters.

The Australian Government develops policies and manages programmes that support efficient and effective labour market assistance higher productivity, higher pay workplaces and increased workforce participation, including for women.

Although a person acquitted at first instance may be convicted on appeal by the higher court, this circumstance alone cannot impair the defendant's right to a review of his conviction and sentence by a higher court.

If he is not in agreement with the decision (order) of the court, it may be appealed to a higher court of appeal.

Decisions can be appealed before the higher courts, and the Constitutional Court may review them.

Appeals are exclusively made before the Higher Court in west Mostar, bypassing the federal judiciary.

In June 2000, he applied for a vacant post of District Court judge offering better promotion opportunities, a higher salary scale and higher pension benefits.

The Higher Regional Court, upheld by the German Supreme Court, deemed the arbitration agreement valid and its wording unequivocal, and declared the award enforceable.

In the case of kidnapping, he has legal representation and may appeal to a higher court.

(b) This provision shall not apply to minors who, under Belgian law, are referred directly to a higher court such as the Court of Assize.

The courts of justice comprise the Court of Final Appeal, the High Court (which consists of the Court of Appeal and the Court of First Instance), the District Court, the Magistrates' Court, the Lands Tribunal, the Labour Tribunal, the Small Claims Tribunal, the Obscene Articles Tribunal and the Coroner's Court.

The workers apos lawyers report that the labour courts hand down civil court type rulings in order to sidestep the principles and specific features of labour law.

The competence of the court and the labour dispute committee will be further discussed under article 15.

Their occupational trade unions, governed by the Labour Code, may appear and argue before any court quot .

Both the Higher Regional Court and the Supreme Court found that such an option is admissible and does not render the arbitration clause ambiguous and invalid.

The Federal Labour Court, for its part, decided that the Scientology organization was a commercial enterprise (see I.C).

Only very few rape or sexual crimes cases reach the Supreme Court, where higher sentences would be possible.

(iii) Act No. 26695 of 3 December 1996 establishing temporary benches at the Supreme Court and higher courts

In the author's view, being tried by the highest court does not imply that that court cannot make mistakes that need to be reviewed by a higher tribunal.

(d) Expeditious consideration of the case by a specialized juvenile court, with the possibility of the judgment being contested by a higher court, once the child is convicted.

Although a person acquitted at first instance may be convicted on appeal by the higher court, this circumstance alone cannot impair the defendant's right to review of his conviction and sentence by a higher court, in the absence of a reservation by the State party.

The author claims that his right to have his conviction and sentence reviewed by a higher court was violated.

In addition, none of these three persons has been able to appeal against his conviction to a higher court.

It is learned that this is the first time for president of the Provincial Higher People's Court and chief procurator of the Provincial People's Procuratorate to appear in court at the same time to perform their duties in accordance with law since the provincial judicial reform and even the establishment of the provincial higher court and the procuratorate.

Higher and higher and higher and higher

In Germany, as a rule, an ordinary complaint must be lodged with the original court, and if the court redresses it it makes a decision by the higher instance superfluous.

Four other members are appointed by the Ministry of Labour and Social Services to serve on the Industrial Relations Court.

Without the use of these active labour market policies the number of unemployed persons and thus also the unemployment rate would be markedly higher.

Harder, harder. Higher, higher, higher.

Still higher, higher and higher

The declaration made by the workers early in 1994 to the Labour Court of Coatepeque was accepted on 18 February 1994.