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Section 3 — Interpretation Interpretation
Commissioner ” means the Labour Commissioner appointed pursuant to section 8 ; “ Court ” means the Industrial Relations Court established under section 110 (2) of the Constitution; “ employee ” means— (a) a person who offers his services under an oral or written contract of employment
Section 12 — Work and employment Work and employment
Work and employment (1) The Government shall recognize the rights of persons with disabilities to work and employment, which rights shall include— (a) the right to gain a living through work that is freely chosen or accepted in a labour market; and (b) a working environment that is
Section 48 — Status of collective agreement and employment contract Status of collective agreement and employment contract
action; (b) the contract of employment with respect to each employee involved in the strike or lockout shall not be deemed to have been breached by reason only of such action.
Section 5 — Employment of witch-finder Employment of witch-finder
Employment of witch-finder Any person who employs or solicits any other person to name or indicate by the use of any non-natural means any person as the perpetrator of any alleged crime or other act complained of shall be liable to a fine of £25 and to imprisonment for five years.
Section 16 — Reinstatement in employment Reinstatement in employment
Reinstatement in employment (1) It shall be the duty of every employer of— (a) any person required to serve under this Act; or (b) any person who, being on any Reserve of the armed forces of Malawi, has been called up for full time service in such armed forces, to reinstate such person
Section 1 — Short title Short title
Short title This Act may be cited as the Convicted Persons (Employment on Public Work) Act.
Section 25 — Temporary employment permit Temporary employment permit
for a similar period or similar periods if he is satisfied that the holder of the permit is still engaged in the employment for which the permit was issued at the date of expiry of such permit. (3) The Chief Immigration Officer may cancel a temporary employment permit (whether renewed
Section 54 — Employment of infected persons Employment of infected persons
Employment of infected persons (1) Any person who, while suffering from any venereal disease in a communicable form, accepts or continues in employment either as an employee or on his own account in or about any factory , shop, hotel, restaurant, dwelling -house, or any place in any
Section 27 — Prohibition of termination of employment on grounds of HIV or AIDS Prohibition of termination of employment on grounds of HIV or AIDS
Prohibition of termination of employment on grounds of HIV or AIDS (1) An employer shall not terminate the employment of an of employee solely on the ground that the employee is living with HIV or is perceived to be living with HIV : Provided that where the capacity of an employee
Section 72 — Employment of unregistered or unlicensed persons Employment of unregistered or unlicensed persons
Employment of unregistered or unlicensed persons Any employer who engages a nurse or nursing technician who is not registered or licensed under this Act shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of K2,000 and to imprisonment for one year.
Section 75 — Employment of convicted prisoners Employment of convicted prisoners
Employment of convicted prisoners (1) Subject to subsection (2), every prisoner under sentence of imprisonment may be kept to labour within or without the precincts of any prison in any part of Malawi and in any employment that may be approved by the Minister. (2) Female prisoners
Section 75 — Employment of young persons to sell liquor Employment of young persons to sell liquor
Employment of young persons to sell liquor Any licensee under this Act who employs any young person — (a) to sell , or to control or supervise the sale of, liquor on behalf of the said licensee; or (b) to have the custody and control of any liquor on the licensed premises , on behalf
Section 33 — Police officers not to engage in other employment Police officers not to engage in other employment
Police officers not to engage in other employment No police officer shall, without the consent of the Inspector General , engage in any employment or office other than in accordance with his duties under this Act.
Section 40 — Unlawful employment of non-registered persons Unlawful employment of non-registered persons
Unlawful employment of non-registered persons (1) Any person who, without the prior written consent of the Board— (a) employs any person not registered under this Act to do or perform; or (b) during the course of his employment of any person not registered under this Act, requires
Section 37 — Unlawful employment of non-registered person Unlawful employment of non-registered person
Unlawful employment of non-registered person (1) Any person who, without the prior consent of the Board — (a) employs any person not registered under this Act to do or perform; or (b) during the course of his employment of any person not registered under this Act, requires such person
Section 34 — Works by employed authors and commissioned works Works by employed authors and commissioned works
Works by employed authors and commissioned works (1) Unless there is evidence to the contrary, when a work is created by an author in the course of his employment or as a commissioned work , the rights of the author in respect of the work shall vest in the employer or the party that
Section 65 — Election to transfer to employment with the Board Election to transfer to employment with the Board
Election to transfer to employment with the Board (1) Any person who, immediately prior to the commencement of this Act, is employed in the Department of Water may, at any time within twelve months thereafter, by notice in writing to the Minister, elect to become an employee of the
Section 24 — Employment of experts Employment of experts
Employment of experts The Commission may engage any person, who in its opinion possesses expert knowledge or is otherwise able to assist it in connexion with the exercise of its functions, to make such inquiries or to conduct such research or to make such report as may be necessary
Section 6 — Employment of assistants Employment of assistants
Employment of assistants For purposes of carrying out his duties under this Act, the Commissioner may employ public officers or other persons to assist in carrying out the purposes and provisions of this Act, and may authorize such officers or persons, by writing under his hand or
Section 97 — Employment of young persons Employment of young persons
Employment of young persons No young person shall— (a) be engaged to work on board a vessel unless he has obtained the consent in writing of his parent or guardian; (b) be employed to work in the engine room of a vessel unless he is an apprentice working under supervision.
