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Cannabis law: This is now changing in the workplace!

Cannabis Act: effects on employment law

So it's official: as of April 1, 2024, the possession and consumption of cannabis products by citizens of legal age in certain quantities will no longer be punishable by law. Many employers are now wondering how the new cannabis law will affect everyday working life in their companies. Can employees now simply smoke a joint during their lunch break? What
Salary cut: LAG Lower Saxony rules in favor of VW works council

Salary cut: LAG Lower Saxony rules in favor of VW works council

Following a ruling by the Federal Court of Justice (BGH, judgment of 10.01.2023, Ref.: 6 StR 133/22), the Volkswagen Group felt compelled to reduce the salary of a works council member who had been released from his duties by two pay grades. Is VW allowed to do this? No, ruled the Lower Saxony Higher Labor Court (LAG) (judgment of 8 February 2024, Ref.: 6 Sa 559/23) and thus agreed with the Braunschweig Labor Court (ArbG).

Internship remuneration - Are interns entitled to the minimum wage?

Internship remuneration: minimum wage for interns?

A large number of students, school pupils and trainees take advantage of the wide range of internships offered by renowned companies to gain the necessary practical experience before starting their careers. The primary aim is to get to know companies and work processes and to make contacts. However, if it is a full-time internship or the desired internship takes place in a foreign city, the question of
ECJ: Reasons for termination required for fixed-term employment contracts

ECJ: Reasons for termination required for fixed-term employment contracts

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has made an important decision with regard to the equal treatment of fixed-term and permanent employment contracts (judgment of 20.02.2024, C-715/20). According to a ruling by the judges in Luxembourg, it is necessary for reasons for dismissal to be stated even in the case of fixed-term employment contracts. The case was brought by an employee from Poland who saw a violation of the principle of non-discrimination. The ECJ

From March: Short-term employment of staff from abroad

The new Skilled Immigration Act: Short-term employment of staff from abroad

On March 1, 2024, the second stage of the new Skilled Immigration Act came into force. One component of this is so-called short-term contingent employment, which enables companies to hire foreign workers at short notice during particularly labor-intensive periods. Many employers are now finding it difficult to fill all the necessary positions during peak periods in their industries.

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