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Safe Harbor Not Binding! European Court of Justice Bares Its Teeth

In its decision on October 6, 2015 (file-no. C-362/14), the European Court of Justice (ECJ) stated that the commonly used Safe Harbor Principles, which were previously deemed to be a safe way to legally transfer data to the...more

International News: Focus on Private Equity

Our Focus on Private Equity provides a global perspective on some of the challenges being faced by PE firms and how these can be successfully addressed. It also examines some of the many opportunities available, e.g., by...more

Ruling of First Impression: Employees Working Abroad Do Matter for Thresholds of Corporate Co-determination in Germany

In a February 16, 2015, decision from the Regional Court of Frankfurt a. M. (ref.: 3-16 O 1/14), the court determined that employees working outside of Germany have to be taken into account when determining whether or not the...more

6/26/2015  /  Corporate Management , Germany

German Parliament Enacts Law on Mandatory Quota for Women’s Representation in Businesses

On March 6, 2015, the German Bundestag passed a law, the so-called “women’s quota” (Frauenquote), which ensures the equal participation of women and men in the management of businesses as well as of public offices....more

4/3/2015

German Employment News: German Employer’s Obligation to Compensate for Break Times if Break Times Have Not Been Properly Allocated

The Regional Labour Court of Cologne (Regional Court) stated in a decision in late November 2013 that a German employer has the obligation to allocate break times of employees in an orderly manner, and presented the possible...more

Rights of Job Applicants in Germany

The German Federal Labor Court made a very clear ruling regarding job applicants in Germany who are not offered the position for which such applicants applied. In the Federal Labor Court’s view, a rejected applicant has no...more

5/30/2014  /  EU , Job Applicants

In Germany, the Burden of Proof Is on Employees if an Employee Wants to be Compensated for Requested Overtime

If a German employee claims special payment for overtime he has performed, it is the employee who has the burden of proof regarding the following requirements...more

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