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Tort Liability and Employment Law: Intertwined Concepts

Tort liability and employment law have a long and intertwined history. The "control test," initially used by English courts to determine employee status, originated in tort law. Employers can be held liable for damages caused by their employees to third parties and property, provided an employment relationship exists and the employee acted under the employer's control or direction. The evolution of tort liability has often mirrored developments in employment law. A crucial element in establishing employer liability is whether the individual who caused the damage was indeed an employee. This determination rests on the definition of "employee" as established by employment law. Civil courts adjudicating tort claims must interpret the Employment and Labor Law to ascertain the existence of an employment contract between the employer and the injured party. The court cannot apply a different standard for employee identification than the one defined in the Employment ...
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Requirements to Approve Ethiopia Overseas Employment control

 A. Approval of contracts coming through private Employment Agencies (PEAS) 

      1. Request for contract Approval.

2.     Employment contract signed by Employer, dully verified by the Ethiopia Embassy or Ministry of Foreign Affairs; and then signed by the PEA and overseas Ethiopian worker (OEW)

3.     Valid entry visa of OEW.

4.     Evidence or certificate of necessary skill acquired for the intended employment abroad.

5.     Valid passport (original and copy) of OEW.

6.     Two passport size photos of OEW.

7.     Police clearance of OEW as necessary.

8.     Pre-departure of orientation attendance certificate.

9.     Dully filled-in OEW information sheet or bio-data.

10.  Certified insurance policy document of OEW.

 

B/ Approval of contracts Submitted by individuals  1. Request or contract Approval.

2.      Employment contract signed by employer, dully verified by the Ethiopian Embassy or Consular Office, authenticated by the Ministry o Foreign Affairs; and then signed by overseas Ethiopian Worker (OEW).

3.      Valid entry visa of OEW.

4.      Evidence or certificate of necessary skill acquired for the intended employment abroad.

5.      Valid passport (original ad copy) of OEW.

6.      Two passport size photos of OEW.

7.      Police clearance of OEW as necessary.

8.      Pre-departure orientation attendance certificate.

9.      Dully filled-in OEW information sheet or bio-data.

10.   Certified insurance policy document of OEW.

 

C/ Approval of Contracts Coming through Govemment-to Arrangements   

1.    Request for contract Approval.

2.    Employment contract signed by employer, dully verified by the Ethiopian Embassy or consular office, authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; and then signed by the PEA and overseas Ethiopian Worker (OEW).

3.    Valid entry visa of OEW.

4.    Evidence or certificate of necessary skill acquired for the intended employment abroad.

5.    Valid passport (original and copy) of OEW.

6.    Two passport size photos of OEW.

7.    Policy clearance of OEW as necessary.

8.    Pre-departure orientation attendance certificate.

Dully filled-in OEW information sheet or bio-data. 
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