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172.31.6 RTRIPAC CH-VD

REGULATION on the Industrial Tribunal of the Cantonal Administration (RTRIPAC) - Composition [ 1 ] (RTRIPAC)

7 Articles / Provisions · Canton of Vaud — Cantonal Legislation
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1. The Cantonal Administration Labor Court (hereinafter: the Court) consists of four vice-presidents and eighteen assessors.

2. The president is appointed from among the presidents of the district courts.

3. …

1. The Cantonal Court appoints the assessors upon the proposal of the Council of State and the staff associations, each of which presents nine candidates.

2. Article 15 of the Labor Jurisdiction Act of May 17, 1999 [B] applies.

1. Depending on the nature or complexity of the case, the president, or the vice-president, decides whether the Tribunal will include two or four assessors.

1. The vice-presidents and assessors receive the same allowances as the vice-presidents and assessors of ordinary labor courts.

1. If the Court conducts hearings outside of working hours, State employees summoned as witnesses shall receive fair time compensation.

1. The authority whose decision is being challenged is represented by the head of the department and, if applicable, by the person responsible for the case.

1. The Department of Finance is responsible for the implementation of this regulation, which comes into effect on January 1, 2003.

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