
- Job termination
An employer can issue a change notice (Änderungskündigung) to end an existing employment contract while simultaneously offering a continuation unde...
Timo Sauer
An employer can issue a change notice (Änderungskündigung) to end an existing employment contract while simultaneously offering a continuation unde...
Timo Sauer
A dismissal during short-time work (Kurzarbeit) is generally possible. Many employees assume the opposite, but that is only partly true. Personal a...
Frank Broer
Termination Letter Template for EmployeesUse the termination letter to officially declare your resignation to your employer. Make sure you meet cer...
Timo Sauer
When can an employer legally dismiss an employee in Germany? Our article explains the main reasons for termination, how the German Protection Again...
Sven Jacob
Fixed-term employment contracts are common in Germany, and many employees work on a temporary basis for years. Problems often start when employers ...
Frank Broer
Finding an English-speaking lawyer in Berlin can be essential for expatriates and international residents dealing with legal issues in Germany. Cle...
Timo Sauer
The Maternity Protection Act (Mutterschutzgesetz) protects pregnant employees from dismissal during pregnancy and after childbirth. It aims to safe...
Timo Sauer
A “mass layoff” (Massenentlassung) occurs when an employer of a certain size terminates a specific number of employees. The thresholds are defined ...
Timo Sauer
A termination agreement is a deal between you and your employer to end the employment relationship by mutual consent – an alternative to dismissal....
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