Staff leasing/ staffing
Staff leasing or staffing is only possible in Germany in conjunction with a license to operate a temporary …
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Payrolling
Companies that offer payrolling in Germany require a license to operate temporary employment agency. Payrolling means that the …
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Industry surcharges pursuant for the metal and electrical industry
As a precondition for the temporary employee’s entitlement to industry surcharges under a collective agreement for industry surcharges …
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Collective agreements on industry surcharges
The following collective agreements on industry surcharges are currently in effect: Collective agreement on industry surcharges for temporary …
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Meal allowances
Meal allowances are designed to compensate for the additional costs that a person incurs because they are away …
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Equal treatment and equal pay
Temporary employees must be treated in the same way as the permanent employees in the hirer’s company (so-called …
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Working time and working time accounts
The hours a temporary employee is obliged to work can be freely agreed with the employer. However, working …
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Provision of temporary workers in contrast to other forms of contract
Temporary employment is a constellation where a temporary employee is hired out (in other words: lent out) by …
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Distinction between contracts
This distinction is important because different rights and consequences can be derived from them in law and in …
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What’s labor leasing in Germany?
Labor leasing in Germany (often abbreviated ANÜ or AÜG) is defined as a situation where employees are hired …
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Equal Pay
What is equal pay? Equal pay refers to the principle that the temporary employee must be paid at least …
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Revised Temporary Employment Act in effect since 1st April 2017
The amendments to the Law on Temporary Employment (AÜG, Arbeitnehmerüberlassungsgesetz) came into effect on 1st April 2017. This …
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