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Labour Law Judgment: No Termination without Notice if the Boss Cannot Prove the Act
A mere insinuation is not enough to terminate an employee. Also striking circumstances and contradictory statements are not sufficient for a suspensive termination, if the event can be explained equally harmlessly. Therefore, the regional labour court Hamm declared several dismissals ineffective. The employer could not prove that the accused had attempted insurance fraud nor that he had used company work privately. (11 SLa 422/25) Accident and d…
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A mere insinuation is not enough to terminate an employee. Also striking circumstances and contradictory statements are not sufficient for a suspensive termination, if the event can be explained equally harmlessly. Therefore, the regional labour court Hamm declared several dismissals ineffective. The employer could not prove that the accused had attempted insurance fraud nor that he had used company work privately. (11 SLa 422/25) Accident and d…
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