Does the severance pay come from the employer or?
Does the severance pay come from the employer or separately from a union or something else?
Does the severance pay come from the employer or separately from a union or something else?
I don't have that much money, my boyfriend just claims that I have to pay half the taxes, hence the question. What would it look like if I didn't work? How much would I have to pay for health insurance and pension insurance, etc.
Hello everyone, I had a short-term job last year and was a student during that time. Now I want to file a tax return to claim the energy price allowance. I'm wondering if the child benefit my parents receive for me counts as my income and has to be included in my tax return. Do…
Unfortunately, I was late submitting some information (insurance number, health insurance membership certificate) to my current summer job and have now received my first tax bill in tax class 6 (normally tax class 1). Therefore, the taxes are higher than they would be in tax class 1. Can the tax class for this calculation be…
There are two mini-jobs for €520. And the taxes are automatically deducted, right?
What's the deal? For me, all these forms are a tedious extra burden, especially during the holidays. Why do we do this? Who decided this in politics? Are there any advantages?
The compensation is usually paid directly by the employer. However, in some cases, a union or other organisations may negotiate a settlement payment in certain negotiations or collective agreements.
The severance always pays the employer.
It does not matter whether the AG “offers” the severance, which is in a contract of employment/tarif, whether the AG has agreed with the works council a social plan or whether the severance is proposed in the labour court proceedings.