
When employees resign (or are terminated) in Germany, they have to return company devices like laptops and phones by the end of the notice period. ...
Timo Sauer
When employees resign (or are terminated) in Germany, they have to return company devices like laptops and phones by the end of the notice period. ...
Timo Sauer
Workplace bullying (or “mobbing” in Germany) is unfortunately still common - even though awareness has grown in recent years. Employees who systema...
Timo Sauer
A company car is often more than just a work tool. For many employees, it replaces a private car and is an important part of their overall remunera...
Timo Sauer
If a company or branch closes for good, employers often issue a termination due to business closure. In principle, when business activities are not...
Timo Sauer
Fixed-term employment contracts are common in Germany and can be useful, but they also come with legal risks and weaker job security. They end auto...
Timo Sauer
When an employer becomes insolvent, it’s a difficult time for everyone involved. For employees, it raises pressing legal questions: What happens to...
Timo Sauer
A dispute with your employer - over termination, severance offers, or warning letters - can get expensive real fast. Especially in labor courts, wh...
Timo Sauer
Legal expenses insurance sounds like the perfect safety net when trouble at work is looming. Many employees therefore ask whether there is legal ex...
Frank Broer
Being fired often comes out of nowhere - and employees have only three weeks to decide whether to challenge the dismissal in court. An unfair dismi...
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