If the employer changes the existing remuneration principles in the company in breach of the works council’s right of co-determination pursuant to Section 87 (1) No. 10 BetrVG, the affected employees can demand remuneration based on the remuneration principles last introduced pursuant to the co-determination process.
Facts of the case
The parties are in dispute over claims for holiday pay…
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If the employer changes the existing remuneration principles in the company in breach of the works council’s right of co-determination…
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