I am currently looking for a job and I encounter employers asking for a military ID or other military registration documents. However, I don't have a military ID yet because I am not registered for military service. Can I truly not get officially employed without this document, and what could be the consequences for me or the employer in such a situation?
Lately, I often hear and read about the so-called "white ticket". Please tell me, what does it really mean from a legal point of view? If a person receives a "white ticket", can this cause problems with future employment or traveling abroad? What rights and restrictions arise after receiving it in general?
If I get a new job, do I need to give my work record to my employer? Is it enough to just show it to him and then take it back?
If a woman is officially employed, can the employer fire her during pregnancy or after giving birth?
Congratulations. I receive a social pension due to the death of my father in the war. Will my social pension be canceled if I get a job or open a sole proprietorship?
Is an orphan who studied on the budget at the direction of the City Executive Committee with the condition of further employment (in this case, in the police) obliged to reimburse the costs of education, food, and accommodation in the event of refusal of employment?
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How is the placement of a disabled person of the 3rd general disease group at a state institution (in this case, for the position of a conductor)? What are the possibilities regarding graphics, etc. can i use Should I decide with the employer?