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  Jairo José Cerdas (26)

  Termination of the Employment Contract Due to Employer Breach

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  Francisco Javier Bolaños Ulate (17)

  Coffee Break Time in Costa Rica: Is It Regulated and When Does It Constitute Effective Working Time?

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  Alejandro Godínez Tobón (15)

  Extra-legal benefits: acquired right and expectation of right

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  Isabel C. Jaramillo Arango (12)

  How to Prevent Workplace Harassment in the Company

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  Alexander Godínez Vargas (7)

  Time period for payment of legal entitlements upon termination of employment

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  Manuel Brenes Morales (7)

  Is mandatory or forced retirement legal?

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  Jolyana Corrales Marenco (1)

  Leave for the adoption and death of pets

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  José Miguel Granados Benavides (1)

  The worker must prove the accident at work

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