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    BEITEN BURKHARDT (now ADVANT Beiten) Wins PMN Award 2021 with "BBGO – Ihr Expatmanager" (BBGO - Your Expat Manager) in "Legal Tech" Category
    Frankfurt/Munich, 24 September 2021 - BEITEN BURKHARDT (ADVANT Beiten since 15 September 2021) came first in the "Legal Tech" category at the prestigious PMN Awards in Frankfurt yesterday evening with its…
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    Staff secondments in danger! Federal Labour Court (BAG) appeals to the ECJ on the effectiveness of personnel assignments
    Federal Labour Court (BAG) of 16 June 2021 – 6 AZR 390/20 (A) The legal future of personnel secondments by public-sector companies is uncertain. The BAG has referred the question of whether personnel…
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    EuGH Strenghtens Equal Pay for Women and Men
    The European Court of Justice (ECJ), following a referral from Watford Employment Tribunal, has strengthened equal pay for women and men with its ruling against the British supermarket chain Tesco Stores…
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    Employer's Claim for Compensation in the Case of a Fourteen-Day Quarantine Order
    An employer is not entitled to compensation payments under the German Infection Protection Act if the employee has a claim for continuation of pay (Lohnfortzahlung) towards the employer during a…
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    Amendment of the Judgement of the Emden Labor Court on Time Recording
    The Higher Labor Court of Lower Saxony (LAG) had to decide on an appeal against a partial judgment of the Emden Labor Court. A delivery driver had brought an action. He claimed overtime payments for a…
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    Extraordinary Dismissal due to Designation as "Ming Vase"
    The Berlin Labor Court (ArbG) has ruled that the designation of a superior as a "Ming Vase" and the further explanation by a gesture of pulling the eyes backwards and repeating "Well, you know, the Ming…
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    Extraordinary Dismissal for Kissing a Colleague against her Will
    A person who attempts to kiss a female colleague against her will on a business trip and actually kisses her violates his duty to consider the legitimate interests of his employer in a significant manner.…
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    Equipping the Works Council with Video Conferencing Technology
    The Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Labor Court (Landesarbeitsgericht Berlin-Brandenburg, LAG) has ordered an employer by way of an interim injunction to provide the existing works council with technical…
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    Accident on the way to the Home Office from the Living to the Office Rooms not an occupational Accident
    The route taken by the employee at the start of his/her employment is not covered by the law for accidents, either as a route to the place of work (Weg zur Arbeit) or as a route to work (Betriebsweg). This…
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    Ready for digitalisation – new features of the Works Councils Modernisation Act
    In companies where cooperation with the works council is strained or even conflict-laden, HR Managers are likely to react with scepticism or even fear at the news that the German legislators have decided…
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    LAG Dusseldorf: “Corona cougher” as grounds for termination
    Judgment of the Regional Labour Court in Dusseldorf of 27 April 2021 in Case No. 3 Sa 646/20 An employee may be dismissed with immediate effect when he deliberately coughs on a colleague at close range…
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    Labour Court of Cologne: Dismissal due to a quarantine order is invalid
    Judgment of the Labour Court of Cologne of 15 April 2021 in Case No. 8 Ca 7334/20 Even if an employee is unable to perform his duties because he or she is subject to a quarantine order, the employer…
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