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No occupational injury coverage following injury while working from home

A physician was on weekend on-call duty and took a meal break at home after having completed a period of work there. As she went out into her garden to eat, she fell and suffered a serious foot injury. ...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø3. September 2024
Labour law

Dismissal upheld even though the employer had not offered alternative employment

A healthcare worker was dismissed from his position in the home care service of the Municipality of Oslo after his professional authorization was revoked due to insufficient professional competence. It was undisputed that...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø23. July 2024
Labour law

Offshore worker was not entitled to exemption from night work

An offshore oil services worker sought an exemption from night work on health grounds. Under Section 10-2(2) of the Norwegian Working Environment Act, such an exemption may be granted provided that it does not result in a “significant disadvantage to the undertaking.” The provision implements...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø29. February 2024
Labour law

Email from union representative constituted a whistleblowing report under the Working Environment Act

A union representative assisted a colleague at a meeting attended, among others, by an HR manager, during which the colleague received a formal warning. The following day, the union representative sent an email to a manager within...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø1. January 2024
Labour law

Substitute teachers were not entitled to permanent employment after three years

A woman had worked as a substitute teacher for more than three years and claimed entitlement to a permanent position with the Municipality of Nord-Fron. Under Section 14-9 of the Norwegian Working Environment Act, employees who have been temporarily employed...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø1. November 2022
Labour law

Employee with permanently reduced work capacity could be dismissed

An employee had been employed since 2001 but gradually developed health problems that prevented him from working full-time. Over a period of several years, the employer sought to facilitate his return...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø30. July 2022
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