The judges of the Federal Constitutional Court have rejected an urgent application calling for the suspension of the facility-based vaccination requirement in the care and healthcare sector. The first senate justified its decision by weighing up the consequences of the law coming into force or not. This consideration was to the detriment of the plaintiffs. On December 10, 2021, the Bundestag and Bundesrat approved a facility-based
If a woman is pregnant in Germany, she may not be dismissed by her employer. This is stipulated in the Maternity Protection Act. But when does a pregnancy legally begin and when does the protective law take effect? The Baden-Württemberg State Labor Court has made a remarkable ruling on this. Dispute in Baden-Württemberg According to the applicable Maternity Protection Act, employees in Germany may
Many retailers, restaurant owners and store owners are suffering massive losses of income due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic regulations. The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has now issued its first ruling on whether those affected must continue to pay rent during officially ordered business closures. Rent despite corona-related business closure? Corona-related closures have been causing retailers and restaurateurs problems since the beginning of 2020 and are causing massive financial