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    Announcement Of An Inability To Work And Extraordinary Termination

    If an employee announces a future inability to work in the event that the employer fails to comply with an unjustified holiday demand or in the event of other conduct of the employer, this can represent a good cause.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    Bad Cards For CEOs Of Limited Liability Companies – No Common Protection Against Dismissal

    She summarizes the decision according to which one of several managing directors cannot invoke the first section of the German Act on Protection against unfair Dismissal law.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Arnold & Porter
Arnold & Porter
  • Article

    German Labor And Employment News

    Third Quarter 2013
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Jones Day
    Jones Day
  • Article

    The Obligation To Inform Authorities In Case Of Mass Redundancy Does Not Serve Employee Protection

    A mass dismissal must be notified in advance to the Labour Agency. The Dismissal Protection Act (DPA) regulates this obligation and the specific content of the notification.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    L&E Global
    L&E Global
  • Article

    Dismissal Of Pregnant Employee After Critical Statement On Facebook?

    The Bavarian Higher Administrative Court recently addressed the issue whether a pregnant employee can be dismissed without notice after having posted a critical statement about a client of the employer.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Dentons Canada LLP
    Dentons Canada LLP
  • Article

    50 Mio. Euro An Betrüger Überwiesen – Und Die D&O-Versicherung Verschärft Die Haftung?

    A German court has ruled that an employee with a company-funded D&O insurance policy can be held fully liable for millions in damages after falling victim to a CEO fraud scheme. The landmark decision challenges traditional employee liability protections and raises critical questions about the interplay between insurance coverage and workplace negligence standards.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    Employers May Not Access Works Council Data

    According to a decision of the Regional Labour Court of Düsseldorf dated 7 March 2012 (docket no. 4 TaBV 11/12), an employer may not arbitrarily access data stored on the works council's drive of the EDP system.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    Termination For Breach Of US Regulatory Rules Not Permissible

    The New York State Department of Financial Services required Commerzbank to terminate the employment of a Germany-based employee on the basis that he played "a central role" in the breaching of US sanctions.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Jones Day
    Jones Day
  • Article

    A Threat Of Sick Leave Can Justify An Extraordinary Dismissal

    Employees threatening their employers with sick leave is not an uncommon phenomenon. Additionally, to the loss of work force, the employer owes continued payment of remuneration...
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    L&E Global
    L&E Global
  • Article

    Employee Must Prove Incapacity For Work If Sick Leave And Dismissal Coincide

    The employer was of the opinion that the evidential value of the certificate of incapacity for work was compromised because the sick leave covered exactly the notice period.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    L&E Global
    L&E Global
  • Article

    Stalking Colleagues In Germany - A Reason For Dismissal Without Notice?

    The German Federal Labour Court recently addressed the issue whether stalking colleagues can justify a dismissal without notice.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Dentons Canada LLP
    Dentons Canada LLP
  • Article

    Extraordinary Termination - Libel And Slander Via WhatsApp

    If an employee spreads a rumor via WhatsApp that a colleague has been convicted of rape, this may justify dismissal without notice.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    HEUKING
    HEUKING
  • Article

    New Decisions Of The Federal Labour Court On The Inclusion Of Temporary Workers In Legal Threshold Values

    The Federal Labour Court has answered the question of whether the temporary workers employed at a company also should be taken into consideration for the application of the German Unfair Dismissals Act.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    The Essentials Of Collective Dismissal In Germany: Joint Operations

    Whether a reduction in staff is notifiable under s17 of the Consumer Protection Act depends on the thresholds set out in that section. The numbers of employees must be determined for each ...
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Ius Laboris
    Ius Laboris
  • Article

    Minor Errors In A Collective Redundancy Notification

    The Federal Labour Court has ruled on whether minor procedural errors in collective redundancy notifications invalidate dismissals, establishing that what matters is whether such errors prevent employment authorities from fulfilling their statutory duties. This decision clarifies the threshold for procedural compliance following recent CJEU guidance, examining when inaccuracies in the number of planned dismissals affect the validity of terminations.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    DLA Piper
    DLA Piper
  • Article

    Directive On Transparent And Predictable Working Conditions In The European Union

    On 16 April 2019, the European Parliament adopted a new Directive aimed at ensuring transparent and reliable working conditions for employees in the area of crowdworking.
    European UnionEmployment and HR
    HEUKING
    HEUKING
  • Article

    Extraordinary Termination Due To Off-Duty Conduct

    A strict distinction must always be made between private and business life. Off-duty conduct can therefore only justify dismissal within very narrow limits.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Littler
    Littler
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    Gefälschter Impfnachweis – wichtiger Grund für außerordentliche Kündigung

    In zwei Entscheidungen hat das LAG Düsseldorf kürzlich deutlich gemacht, dass die Vorlage eines gefälschten Impfnachweises grundsätzlich einen wichtigen Grund für eine außerordentliche Kündigung darstellen kann.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    McDermott Will & Emery
    McDermott Will & Emery
  • Article

    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
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    Changes To The Act On The Notification Of Conditions Governing The Employment Relationship (NachwG) Effective 1 August 2022 - Risk Of Fines

    We wanted to let you know that effective 1 August 2022 the German Act on the Notification of Conditions Governing the Employment Relationship (Nachweisgesetz - NachwG) will be updated.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
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