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probation clause (A term in a contract under which the employer and the employee undertake to go through a trial period aimed at verifying the employee's ability and general personality, during which each of the parties can freely withdraw from the employment relationship without any need for notice , the only limitation (according to case law) being that dismissal during or on completion of the probationary period must, in the absence of just cause or justifiable reason , be due to the negative outcome of the probation and not to other reasons. http: www.eurofound.europa.eu/emire/ITALY/PROBATIONCLAUSE-IT.htm A probation clause can be defined as a clause in a contract of employment whereby the aim of the parties, with a view to a definite contract of employment, is to gain a clear insight into their mutual rights and obligations over a short period during which they are free to terminate the contract without observing the usual regulations guaranteeing job security. http: www.eurofound.europa.eu/emire/BELGIUM/PROBATIONCLAUSE-BE.htm - АД Alexander Demidov) |
