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The draft Convention
the equivalent treatment of foreign and domestic workers in the things
compensation for work-related accidents.
The name of the Czechoslovak Republic.
The seventh International Labour Conference, it was agreed that the draft Convention and the
Recommendation:
(Translation.)
The draft Convention
the equivalent treatment of foreign and domestic workers in the things
compensation for work-related accidents.
The General Conference of the international organization of the work of the League of Nations,
the Board convened in Geneva the International Labour Office and there is
shromáždivší 19 June. in May 1925 to its seventh session,
When she decided to accept the various proposals relating to the equivalent
dealing with domestic and foreign employees of utrpěvšími industrial accidents,
It's the second question on the agenda of this session of the day, and
When decided that these proposals have acquired forms of the draft International Convention,
Act today, the fifth day of June, 1925, on the proposal of the Convention below,
that has to be ratified by members of the international organization of work according to the
the provisions of part XIII. the peace treaty of Versailles and concurring parts
other peace agreements:
Article 1.
Each Member of the International Labour Organisation which ratifies this Convention,
undertakes that the nationals of any other Member State, which
This Convention ratifies, or their family members, will
occupational accidents sustained on its territory the same treatment as
warrants its own nationals in the matter of compensation work
accidents.
This equivalence in the management of foreign employees will be secured and
their family members, without however being bound by the condition
permanent residence. However, as regards the implementation, which would be one of the Member
States or its nationals, according to this principle were obliged, inter
the territory of that Member State, the procedure will be modified, if the
necessary, by specific conventions agreed between the interesovanými
by the Member States.
Article. 2.
To be compensated for injuries suffered by employees, which is used
temporarily or temporarily on the territory of a Member State for the account of
undertaking whose registered office is in the territory of another Member State, it may be
established, that will be applied to the law of that State, posléz
on the basis of a special agreement between the participating Member States.
Article 3.
Member States which have ratified this Convention and which have not yet adopted
a system of compensation or accident insurance, they undertake to implement
such adjustment within three years from the date of its ratification.
Article 4.
Member States which have ratified this Convention, undertake that
they will assist each other to facilitate the implementation of this Convention,
as well as the implementation of their respective laws and regulations relating to the
compensation for accidents at work, and that the International Labour Office shall notify the
any change in their applicable laws and regulation on compensation for injuries in
the work of this Office, inform the other Member States concerned.
Article 5.
Official ratification of this Convention shall be subject to the conditions prescribed in section
XIII. the peace treaty of Versailles and in parts of other concurring
the peace agreements notified to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations and the
It entered in the register.
6.
This Convention shall enter into the scope of its ratification as soon as the two members of the
The international organization of work will be written to the Secretary General
the register.
The Convention will be the only members of the zavazovati, of which the ratification will be registered in the
the Secretariat.
As a result, this Convention shall enter into scope for each Member of the day
when its ratification will be registered in the Secretariat.
Article 7.
Once registered in the Secretariat of the ratification of the two members of the International
Organization of work, it shall notify the Secretary-General of the League of Nations
the fact all the members of the international organization of work. Also, you shall
write the ratification, which will later be notified to the other members of the
organisation.
Article 8.
Each Member which ratifies this Convention undertakes, subject to the
the provisions of the article. 6, that the provisions of articles 1, 2, 3 and 4 shall make not later than
on 1 January 2005. in January 1927, and to take measures that will have to make this
provisions have been made.
Article 9.
Each Member of the International Labour Organisation which ratifies this Convention,
undertakes to make it in their settlements, possessions or protectorates
in accordance with the provisions of the article. 421 the peace treaty of Versailles, and he
the corresponding articles of the other peace agreements.
Article 10.
Each Member which has ratified this Convention, it may, after vypověděti
After the expiry of ten years from the date of the initial scope of this Convention, and
a special infrequent, the Secretary-General of the League of Nations
and to register. Notice of termination shall take effect until a year after the
writing in the Secretariat.
Article 11.
The Administrative Council of the International Labour Office shall submit, at least once in ten years
the General Conference a report on the implementation of this Convention and decide if
be given on the daily agenda of the Conference the question of revise or change this
of the Convention.
Article 12.
The French and English texts of this Convention shall both be authentic.
The preceding text is the authentic text of the draft Convention, duly adopted
the General Conference of the international organization of work at its seventh
the meeting, which was odbýváno in Geneva and declared closed the day 10.
June 1925.
The conscience of her signatures on 24. June 1925:
The President of the Conference:
Dr. Edvard Beneš.
The Director of the International Labour Office:
Albert Thomas.
Annex.
Recommendations
the equivalent treatment of foreign workers as a domestic in the things
compensation for work-related accidents.
The General Conference of the international organization of the work of the League of Nations,
the Board convened in Geneva the International Labour Office and there is
shromáždivší 19 June. in May 1925 to its seventh session,
When she decided to accept the various proposals relating to the equivalent
dealing with domestic and foreign employees of utrpěvšími industrial accidents,
second it questions conceived on the daily agenda of this meeting, and
When she decided to have acquired these proposals form a recommendation,
Today, its fifth day of June 1925 the recommendations below, which
předložiti is the examination of the members of the international organization of work
the goal, he received the national law or the effectiveness of the form otherwise, in
consent to the provisions of part XIII. the peace treaty of Versailles and her
the relevant parts of the other peace agreements:
(I).
The Conference recommended the implementation of the Convention of zřením equivalent
the treatment of foreign workers as a domestic in the matter of compensation
accidents at work, to each Member of the International Labour Organization has made
the necessary measures,
and it was easier to oprávněncům) on compensation, who do not have permanent
residence in the country, where such compensation is due, the payment of the amounts they
belonging, and to secure conditions, the investigation was laid down by the
laws and regulations regarding the payment of such amounts;
(b)) in the case of disputes arising out of the non-payment, the interruption of payment, or
reduction in the amount of the damages, payable to the person who does not have permanent residence
in a country where its entitlement to compensation arose, it could be before the competent
the courts of this country launched controversial proceedings without participating was obliged to
He personally zúčastniti;
(c)) in order to benefit from the exemption of the charges, the service of official documents and
other advantages of the skýtané law of the Member State in the case
compensation for accidents at work, have been extended under the same conditions on the
nationals of other Member States which have ratified this
the said Convention.
II.
The Conference recommends that in countries where there is no system
compensation or insurance for accidents at work, the Government, until its implementation,
facilitate the participation of foreign workers on the benefits of domestic legislation in the
things compensation for accidents at work.
The preceding text is the authentic text of the recommendation duly adopted General
the Conference of the international organization of work at its seventh session,
It took place at Geneva and declared closed the day 10. June 1925.
The conscience of her signatures on 24. June 1925:
The President of the Conference:
Dr. Edvard Beneš.
The Director of the International Labour Office:
Albert Thomas.
Prozkoumavše this draft Convention and recommendation we endorse and confirm
It is.
The conscience we have signed this sheet and the seal of the Republic of
The Czechoslovak přitisknouti.
The castle of Prague, 31 March 2004. one thousand years of the 20th of January, devítistého
the seventh.
The President of the Czechoslovak Republic:
T. g. Masaryk in r.
L. S.
Minister of Foreign Affairs:
Dr. Edvard Beneš in r.
Announces, that the instrument of ratification of the Czechoslovak Republic
has been saved after the meaning of the article. 5 with the Secretary General of the company
Nations, it registered with the date 8. February 1927. That date acquired
The Convention, according to the provisions of article. 6, for the Czechoslovak Republic, the international
the scope of the.
Outside of the Czechoslovak Republic deposited with the Company Secretary gen.
The instruments of ratification of the Convention, these Nations States:
South Africa (30. III. 1926), Sweden (8. IX. 1926), Great Britain
(6. X. 1926), the Kingdom of SHS (1. IV. 1927), Holland (13. IX. 1927), Finland
(17. IX. 1927) and Belgium (3. X. 1927).
Dr. Edvard Beneš in r.