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Supreme Court 19 December 2012 8 Ob A 46/12s Promulgation and normative effect of the collective agreement HEADNOTES Facts The facts of the case must be assumed as follows (because there are only a few hints on the facts in the Court's judgment itself). The plaintiff, a blue collar worker, was lawfully dismissed, and claimed the aliquot amount of special payments for the time of the year that he or she had already worked. The employer denied the request, and submitted that it was not in compliance with the collective bargaining agreement. Yet, at the time of the dismissal, the regulation which the employer referred to had not been part of the collective bargaining agreement. Decision The complainant worker requests aliquot parts of the special payment. The defendant employer responds that according to the collective bargaining agreement per analogiam such an entitlement to aliquot parts of the payment would expire in cases of lawful dismissal. The Court of Appeal found for the complainant worker, and granted the entitlement. The defendant employer appealed. The Supreme Court rejected the extraordinary appeal according to § 508a para 2 Zivilprozessordnung due to lack of requirements in the sense of §
International Labour Law Reports Online – Brill
Published: Nov 25, 2015
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