Employment and Labour LawLaajuus (5 cr)
Code: R301DL64OJ
Credits
5 op
Teaching language
- English
Responsible person
- Tarja Tammia
Objective
The student knows the main content of the sector’s essential labour legislation and collective agreements and can apply them.
The student knows the basics of protection of privacy at a work place.
Student is familiar with the payroll and understand the main principles of payroll.
The student knows the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able to make basic payroll calculations.
Competences: Operating in a workplace Competence, Law and Risk Management Competence
Content
- main principles of employment and labour law
- legal factors in recruiting
- legal factors in employment relationship
- termination of employment contract
- protection of privacy at a workplace (GDPR)
- payroll
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
Level 1
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student can list main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
He/she can solve simple employment and labour law cases.
The student knows the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able to make basic payroll calculations.
Level 2
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student knows main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
The student understands the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able calculate payroll related calculations.
Assessment criteria, good (3)
Level 3
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student is able to demonstrate by using examples the main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
He/she can solve cases by leaning to the given instructions and material.
The student is able to take care of company’s payroll and knows the relevant legal obligations.
Level 4
The principles of essential labour legislation:
Student has good knowledge of employment and labour law.
He/she is able to give correct conclusions and justifications when applying the legislation in most cases.
The student has the knowledge and skills to take care of company’s payroll related specific situations and knowledge of the legal obligations.
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
Level 5
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student understands the meaning of legal factors in the field of employment and labour law in an organisation.
He/she can foresee and solve employment and labour law related problems by justifying the decisions with relevant legislation.
The student is able to apply relevant legislation and collective agreements in different payroll situations.
He/she understands the relevance of payroll in a company.
Enrollment
01.03.2023 - 05.09.2023
Timing
06.09.2023 - 29.10.2023
Credits
5 op
Virtual proportion (cr)
2 op
Mode of delivery
60 % Contact teaching, 40 % Distance learning
Teaching languages
- English
Seats
0 - 50
Degree programmes
- International Business
Teachers
- Minna Kangasvieri
- Leena Svanberg
Responsible person
Leena Svanberg
Student groups
-
R31D22SInternational Business (full time day studies) Rovaniemi autumn 2022
Objective
The student knows the main content of the sector’s essential labour legislation and collective agreements and can apply them.
The student knows the basics of protection of privacy at a work place.
Student is familiar with the payroll and understand the main principles of payroll.
The student knows the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able to make basic payroll calculations.
Competences: Operating in a workplace Competence, Law and Risk Management Competence
Content
- main principles of employment and labour law
- legal factors in recruiting
- legal factors in employment relationship
- termination of employment contract
- protection of privacy at a workplace (GDPR)
- payroll
Location and time
Fall 2023.
Materials
Will be given in the beginning of the study unit.
Teaching methods
Learning process is organized through the project work and problem-solving process. It includes lectures, teamwork, team tasks, team tutoring, independent studies and knowledge acquisition activities.
Employer connections
Study unit assignments are based on working life real situations and examples.
Work life visitors in class.
Exam schedules
Employment and labour law case presentations on week 40
Employment and labour law exam on week 40
Payroll exam on week 41
Evaluation scale
H-5
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
Level 1
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student can list main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
He/she can solve simple employment and labour law cases.
The student knows the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able to make basic payroll calculations.
Level 2
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student knows main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
The student understands the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able calculate payroll related calculations.
Assessment criteria, good (3)
Level 3
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student is able to demonstrate by using examples the main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
He/she can solve cases by leaning to the given instructions and material.
The student is able to take care of company’s payroll and knows the relevant legal obligations.
Level 4
The principles of essential labour legislation:
Student has good knowledge of employment and labour law.
He/she is able to give correct conclusions and justifications when applying the legislation in most cases.
The student has the knowledge and skills to take care of company’s payroll related specific situations and knowledge of the legal obligations.
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
Level 5
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student understands the meaning of legal factors in the field of employment and labour law in an organisation.
He/she can foresee and solve employment and labour law related problems by justifying the decisions with relevant legislation.
The student is able to apply relevant legislation and collective agreements in different payroll situations.
He/she understands the relevance of payroll in a company.
Assessment methods and criteria
Assessment is based on the process and actual skills and knowledge evaluation.
A more detailed assessment plan is given in the implementation plan.
Employment and Labour Law 60%
Cases 40% of law
Individual exam 20% of law
Payroll 40%
Pair work assignment 10% of payroll (Fail/1-5)
Independent exam 30% of payroll (fail/1-5)
• Mandatory participation in the worklife info 13.10 at 14
Notice! Using AI -tools (for example ChatGPT) is forbidden in this study unit since it hinders the learning of the students and achieving the learning goals. Turnitin is able to recognize the use of AI.
Plagiarism and use of references:
Please notice that in study unit assignment returns the plagiarism detection programs (for example Turnitin) will be used. Also notice that you need to use Lapland UAS templates (essay, thesis, report etc) and writing instructions. Textual references must be done according to the given instructions. Please download the thesis template and the referencing instructions here: https://www.lapinamk.fi/en/Students/Study-Guide,-Degree-Programme-Students/Thesis https://lib.luc.fi/c.php?g=662513&p=4803830Submitting assignments against given instructions may lead to failing and other possible consequences according to the Degree Regulations.
Enrollment
01.03.2022 - 25.08.2022
Timing
01.09.2022 - 04.11.2022
Credits
5 op
Virtual proportion (cr)
1 op
Mode of delivery
80 % Contact teaching, 20 % Distance learning
Teaching languages
- English
Seats
0 - 50
Degree programmes
- International Business
Teachers
- Minna Kangasvieri
- Leena Svanberg
Responsible person
Leena Svanberg
Student groups
-
R31D21SInternational Business (full time day studies) Rovaniemi autumn 2021
Objective
The student knows the main content of the sector’s essential labour legislation and collective agreements and can apply them.
The student knows the basics of protection of privacy at a work place.
Student is familiar with the payroll and understand the main principles of payroll.
The student knows the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able to make basic payroll calculations.
Competences: Operating in a workplace Competence, Law and Risk Management Competence
Content
- main principles of employment and labour law
- legal factors in recruiting
- legal factors in employment relationship
- termination of employment contract
- protection of privacy at a workplace (GDPR)
- payroll
Location and time
Fall 2022.
Materials
Will be given in the beginning of the study unit.
Teaching methods
Learning process is organized through the project work and problem-solving process. It includes lectures, teamwork, team tasks, team tutoring, independent studies and knowledge acquisition activities.
Employer connections
Study unit assignments are based on working life real situations and examples.
Work life visitors in class.
Exam schedules
Employment and labour law case presentations on week 41
Employment and labour law exam on week 44
Payroll exam on week 44
Evaluation scale
H-5
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
Level 1
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student can list main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
He/she can solve simple employment and labour law cases.
The student knows the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able to make basic payroll calculations.
Level 2
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student knows main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
The student understands the connection between payroll and relevant legislations.
He/she is able calculate payroll related calculations.
Assessment criteria, good (3)
Level 3
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student is able to demonstrate by using examples the main duties and rights of an employer and employee.
He/she can solve cases by leaning to the given instructions and material.
The student is able to take care of company’s payroll and knows the relevant legal obligations.
Level 4
The principles of essential labour legislation:
Student has good knowledge of employment and labour law.
He/she is able to give correct conclusions and justifications when applying the legislation in most cases.
The student has the knowledge and skills to take care of company’s payroll related specific situations and knowledge of the legal obligations.
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
Level 5
The principles of essential labour legislation:
The student understands the meaning of legal factors in the field of employment and labour law in an organisation.
He/she can foresee and solve employment and labour law related problems by justifying the decisions with relevant legislation.
The student is able to apply relevant legislation and collective agreements in different payroll situations.
He/she understands the relevance of payroll in a company.
Assessment methods and criteria
Assessment is based on the process and actual skills and knowledge evaluation.
A more detailed assessment plan is given in the implementation plan.
Employment and Labour Law 60%
Cases 40% of law
Individual exam 20% of law
Payroll 40%
Pair work assignment 30% of payroll (pass/fail)
Independent exam 70% of payroll (fail/1-5)
Mandatory participation in My bright future event. (Pass/fail)
Plagiarism and use of references:
Please notice that in study unit assignment returns the plagiarism detection programs (for example Ouriginal) will be used. Also notice that you need to use Lapland UAS templates (essay, thesis, report etc) and writing instructions. Textual references must be done according to the given instructions. Please download the thesis template and the referencing instructions here: https://www.lapinamk.fi/en/Students/Study-Guide,-Degree-Programme-Students/Thesishttps://lib.luc.fi/c.php?g=662513&p=4803830Submitting assignments against given instructions may lead to failing and other possible consequences according to the Degree Regulations.