Employee: Rights & Responsibilities!
Dates:
Wednesdays 7.30pm-9.00pm
August 3, 10, 17, 24
Time:
Four 90 minute sessions
Course Description:
Throughout the centuries the boss-worker dynamic has developed many moral and legal situations. Being the heart of society and the forefront of mans’ priority this issue burnt its way through many revolutions.
Delve into the Talmud, reach the core of the topic and find clarity in the Torah conclusions. Riding on one passage we will sail through the Mishna, Braisa, Talmud, Rashi, Rambam and Code of Jewish Law. We will be quoting modern Rabbi’s from the 1,800’s through today, from across Europe through the Middle East and beyond.
Mishna? Gemara? Talmud? Halacha? Shulchan Aruch? Rabbi? Chacham? Tanna? Modern? Ancient? Ashkenaz? Sephard? Get a grip on the Torah trail, relive it and apply it.
Course Scenarios:
Orogold, a high-end cosmetic retailer, opened a branch in the Caribbean. Convinced by his boss that this was the road to riches Steve moved from NYC to manage the new store. Realizing that the high price of living in paradise did not cover personal costs, Steve was ready to call it quits. His boss, realizing that the store will disintegrate the minute Steve leaves, is desperately delaying Steve’s departure and assures him that a replacement will arrive in three months.
May Steve take the next flight out? If the branch does indeed fail as a result, can the boss hold Steve legally responsible for negligence?
L Goldenstein, Rabbi of Congregation Beth Israel was accused of laundering money. With their Rabbi in jail, the community hired Isaac Levin, and soon fell in love with their new Rabbi. A year and a half later, with the charges proven wrong, Rabbi Goldenstein was released and ready to reoccupy his pulpit. May the community keep with Isaac Lewin, or do they have a duty to reinstate Rabbi Goldenstein?
Cost: $40/ entire course
or $15 per class
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