A degree of disability of 100 and long periods of illness is not enough to bring an official into retirement against his will. Rather, the servant has to determine in concrete terms which activities the person concerned can still carry out. Furthermore, he has to seriously examine a different commitment and a limited capacity for service. The administrative court of Kassel therefore lifted the compulsory retirement of a severely disabled teacher…
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A degree of disability of 100 and long periods of illness is not enough to bring an official into retirement against his will. Rather, the servant has to determine in concrete terms which activities the person concerned can still carry out. Furthermore, he has to seriously examine a different commitment and a limited capacity for service. The administrative court of Kassel therefore lifted the compulsory retirement of a severely disabled teacher…