Book contents
- The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law Sanctions
- The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law Sanctions
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Authors’ Affiliations
- Acknowledgment
- Part I General Chapters
- 1 The Quest to Create an Effective Set of Competition Law Sanctions
- 2 The Role of Fines in the Toolkit of Competition Agencies
- 3 Sanctions on Legal Persons
- 4 The Effectiveness of European Antitrust Fines
- 5 Corporate Governance and Competition Law Sanctions
- 6 Antitrust Criminalization As a Legitimate Deterrent
- 7 Criminalization of Anticompetitive Conducts
- 8 “Consensus”-Based Sanctions and Commitments
- 9 Effectiveness of Commitment Decisions
- 10 Compliance Policies and Sanctions
- 11 The Role of Administrative Courts in the Effective Enforcement of Competition Law Sanctions
- 12 Civil Sanctions in Antitrust Public Enforcement
- 13 What Role for Private Enforcement in EU Competition Law?
- 14 The Insights of Labor Law
- 15 Human Rights Jurisprudence and the Effectiveness of Competition Law Sanction
- 16 Catholic Teaching on Just Punishment, Especially in Connection with Financial Matters: According to the 1983 Code of Canon Law
- Part II Country Reports
14 - The Insights of Labor Law
How to Prevent Infringements by Rogue Employees?
from Part I - General Chapters
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 July 2022
- The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law Sanctions
- The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law Sanctions
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Authors’ Affiliations
- Acknowledgment
- Part I General Chapters
- 1 The Quest to Create an Effective Set of Competition Law Sanctions
- 2 The Role of Fines in the Toolkit of Competition Agencies
- 3 Sanctions on Legal Persons
- 4 The Effectiveness of European Antitrust Fines
- 5 Corporate Governance and Competition Law Sanctions
- 6 Antitrust Criminalization As a Legitimate Deterrent
- 7 Criminalization of Anticompetitive Conducts
- 8 “Consensus”-Based Sanctions and Commitments
- 9 Effectiveness of Commitment Decisions
- 10 Compliance Policies and Sanctions
- 11 The Role of Administrative Courts in the Effective Enforcement of Competition Law Sanctions
- 12 Civil Sanctions in Antitrust Public Enforcement
- 13 What Role for Private Enforcement in EU Competition Law?
- 14 The Insights of Labor Law
- 15 Human Rights Jurisprudence and the Effectiveness of Competition Law Sanction
- 16 Catholic Teaching on Just Punishment, Especially in Connection with Financial Matters: According to the 1983 Code of Canon Law
- Part II Country Reports
Summary
The chapter analyzes the complex system of labour law sanctions against unlawful violations of employee obligations, consisting of statutory laws, collective agreements, agreements of the parties and unilateral sources issued by the employer. The chapter looks at various forms of liability of the employee, and the responsibilities of the employer are discussed in detail. The employer may use disciplinary measures extending from warning and disciplinary sanctions to termination of employment. However, the employer and the employee may be liable for third-party damages and fines by public authorities, which must be paid in accordance with national rules. The chapter discusses opportunities and weaknesses of labour law in the particular context of cartels and antitrust rules. The author concludes that as regards sanctions against rogue employees for cartel actions, the employer has several choices depending on the strength of the sanction and its legal nature. Labour law focuses primarily on the protection of employees in these fields, but the employer is also entitled to proper protection against unlawful activities of rogue employees in case of cartel actions.
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- The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law Sanctions , pp. 230 - 241Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2022