This office lease form describes the conditions under which the owner reserves the right to stop the service of the heating, air conditioning, ventilating, elevator, or other mechanical systems or facilities in the Building and lists the necessary reasons for the discontinuance.
Puerto Rico Discontinuance of Essential Services
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For employees who at termination of employment have between 5 and 15 years of service with the employer, the Act 80 amount equals 3 months' salary plus 2 weeks' salary per each full year of service.
The statutory severance formula for employees hired on or after January 26, 2017, regardless of years of service, changes to three months of salary plus two weeks for each completed year of service. The statutory severance is capped at nine months.
If the employer requires or permits an employee to work during a time scheduled to be the employees meal period, the employer must pay for that time at a wage rate equal to double the standard hourly rate.
Every employee shall be entitled to a minimum vacation leave accrual after working at least 115 hours a month. Employees who work at least 115 hours per month will accrue 1 1/4 vacation days per month. These accrual rates apply only to employers with more than 15 employees over 26 weeks in consecutive two-year periods.
Puerto Rico does not have a local WARN statute, but the US federal WARN Act applies in Puerto Rico for mass layoffs, which may include pay in lieu of notice in certain situations.
? PUBLIC LAW 87 AUTHORIZATION TO RECRUIT AND TRANSPORT ? It is unlawful for any person, any organization, or the agent of a person or organization, to recruit or transport laborers for employment outside Puerto Rico without authorization by the labor secretary.
Act 80 (the Unjust Dismissal Act) regulates employment termination of employees hired for an indefinite term. Puerto Rico is not an 'employment at will' jurisdiction.
