ByDabro5
Hello,
If I quit my job in the first half of the year, for example, in April, effective September 30th, am I still entitled to my full annual leave (more than the statutory amount) for that period? There is no "pro rata temporis" provision in the contract.
Thank you in advance!
(1 votes)
Loading...I'm scheduled to start with my new employer on January 1, 2023. I have a statutory notice period of four weeks. What exactly must be included in the notice and what date do I need to specify so I can start with my new employer on January 1, 2023?
Was it a mistake to quit the job? I'm totally exhausted and don't know what to do
Hello first of all, I'd like to start a remote job. Unfortunately, I don't know where or how. And is it even realistic and worth it? Does anyone have any experience? (Does anyone have experience with these sites? Gruber remote, work-from-home, XMR staking, Relantra?) Thank you in advance for your helpful answers 🙂
I trained as an office assistant (§66 BBiG/§42m HWO), left that in 2009, most recently as a security guard. Now I'm looking in the commercial sector again – problem. Whenever I apply, I get a barrage of rejections. Secondly, I get inquiries via job boards saying my profile would be a good fit – then…
Hi everyone, I would like to retrain to become a train driver and have a few questions about it. I am currently employed full-time and am wondering whether I will be paid during the retraining and how I can obtain, for example, a training voucher to cover the costs of the retraining. In addition, can…
At 15 years old. I mean either walking the dog or looking after an animal
If nothing else has been agreed, after a minimum of six months of existence of the working relationship, you will have to leave after 30th. June also the full contractual part of the holiday which is above the statutory minimum claim. So the complete annual holiday.
If the holiday days calculated per month are not so marked in the contract, the whole holiday period is as follows:
I guess it only depends on a confirmation of your AG.