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    German Regulator Has Published New Investment Circluar For Pension Funds

    On December 12, 2017, the German Federal Financial Services Supervisory Authority published the final version of the long-awaited new investment circular for pension funds
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    POELLATH
    POELLATH
  • Article

    Social Security Obligation For Fee-Based Physicians

    The 12th Senate of the Federal Social Court has decided that fee-based physicians who work in a hospital are generally not to be considered self-employed but are subject to social security contributions...
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    SKW Schwarz
    SKW Schwarz
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Massenentlassungsanzeige: Aus „Soll" Wird „Muss"?

Besprechung von LAG Hessen Urt. v. 25.6.2021 – 14 Sa 1225/20, NZA-RR 2021, 598 Eine aufsehenerregende Entscheidung des LAG Hessen aus dem Sommer 2021 erhöht...
GermanyEmployment and HR
Mayer Brown
Mayer Brown
  • Article

    No General Prohibition Of Deterioration For Retirement Benefits In Cases Of Transfer Of Businesses

    There is no general prohibition of deterioration that applies to retirement benefits in the case of one or several transfers of businesses pursuant to Section 613a German Civil Code.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    HEUKING
    HEUKING
  • Article

    Finance Ministry Decree On Redundancy Payments

    The finance ministry has issued a decree on the conditions under which redundancy payments still rank for favourable tax treatment, despite continuing or additional benefits to ex-employees.
    GermanyStrategy
    PricewaterhouseCoopers
    PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • Article

    Betriebliche Altersversorgung: Must-haves und Haftungsminimierung bei der Durchführung über Direktversicherungen

    Unternehmen führen betriebliche Altersversorgung („bAV") häufig mittelbar über eine Direktversicherung als externen Versorgungsträger durch.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    Germany Increases Social Security Contribution And Compulsory Insurance Ceilings Effective January 1, 2026

    The calculation parameters for social insurance are updated annually and adjusted to income trends. Effective January 1, 2026, the Social Security Calculation Parameters Regulation 2026...
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
    Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
  • Article

    Social Insurance Obligation For Minority Shareholder-Managing Directors Of A GmbH (German Limited Liability Company)

    BSG (Bundessozialgericht - German Federal Social Court) dated September 19, 2019 – B 12 R 25 / 18 R
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    HEUKING
    HEUKING
  • Article

    Surviving Dependants' Pensions – So-Called Late Marriage Clauses May Be Discriminating, Depending On Their Design

    So-called "late marriage clauses" in surviving dependants' pension commitments may constitute an unjustified age discrimination and can therefore be ineffective
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    HEUKING
    HEUKING
  • Article

    Employment Law Aspects Of The Coalition Agreement At A Glance

    The coalition agreement between the CDU/CSU and the SPD, titled "Responsibility for Germany," was announced on April 9, 2025.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    A&O Shearman
    A&O Shearman
  • Article

    Age Limits For Occupational Pensions Not Discriminatory Against Women

    The Federal Constitutional Court clarified that maximum age limits for occupational pension benefits do not violate the general principle of equality.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    SKW Schwarz
    SKW Schwarz
  • Article

    Gender Discrimination In Company Pension Schemes: Need For Action And Cost Risks

    As is well known, the Pay Transparency Directive imposes a need for action on companies. Employee comparison groups must be established to identify potential gender pay gaps. Employees are granted extensive and highly detailed rights to information, which must also be actively communicated.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Littler
    Littler
  • Article

    Fünf Fragen an…..

    Durch das Umwandlungsgesetz können Unternehmen ihre Pensionsverbindlichkeiten mit dazugehörigen Vermögensgegenständen abspalten. Auch wenn das übertragende Unternehmen...
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    German Occupational Pensions Update: Key Decisions Of The Third Senate – Part 1

    The German Federal Labor Court issued two significant rulings in 2025 addressing the adjustment of occupational pension benefits, clarifying when flat-rate adjustment clauses can replace statutory reviews and how employers must exercise discretion in split pension formulas. These decisions have important implications for employers managing legacy pension commitments and determining benefit adjustments above social security contribution ceilings.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Littler Mendelson
    Littler Mendelson
  • Article

    Securing Liquidity In The Energy Crisis: Short-term Savings On Personnel Costs

    In case of short-time work, the savings in personnel costs are obvious and companies are aware of this (see, among other things, the requirements for short-time work: What do you do with staff when the energy and ...
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    German Federal Fiscal Court Deciding On Unjustified Discrimination Of Non-EU Pension Funds

    Under the German Corporate Income Tax Act (Sec. 32 para. 1 no. 2 German Corporate Income Tax Act, KStG), in the case of dividend payments, non-EU pension funds...
    GermanyTax
    Morrison Foerster
    Morrison Foerster
  • Article

    Adjusting Occupational Pension Plans To Upcoming German Pensions Act Amendments

    Pension law in Germany will be significantly amended by the transposition of the European Mobility-Directive (Directive 2014/50/EU) into German law, as announced on December 30, 2015.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    Company Pension Schemes: Must-haves And Minimisation Of Liability When Implementing By Means Of Direct Insurance

    Companies often implement company pension (betriebliche Altersversorgung, "bAV") indirectly via a direct insurance company as an external pension provider.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    Expected Labour Law Changes in Germany

    Temporary agency workers may only be employed by the same hirer for 18 consecutive months. After that further employment is only possible after a 3 month gap.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    iGlobal Law
    iGlobal Law
  • Article

    Silence Is Golden: Employers' Information Obligations In Germany

    A recent judgment in Germany clarifies employers the extent of and circumstances in which employers' have an information obligation towards employees on matters that affect their financial...
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
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