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Employer obligations when employing foreign workers in Germany

The shortage of skilled workers is increasingly putting the focus of German companies on labor migration. If the number of appropriately trained employees in Germany is too low, looking abroad can help. Increasingly, German employers are recruiting their employees from EU/EFTA and third countries.

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  • Published July 5 2023

Intra-corporate transfer: How the ICT card can be used to successfully transfer data within a company across national borders.

The ICT Directive enables companies based outside the European Union (EU) to transfer their employees (managers, specialists, trainees) within the company to the EU. Thus, the ICT card is a temporary residence permit for the temporary employment of foreign workers in a European branch of a company based outside the EU.

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  • Published July 5 2023

Fiat Ducato diesel scandal - BGH ruling of 26.06.2023 increases chances of compensation for damages

The diesel scandal, which has also affected Fiat, has been occupying the automotive industry and consumers for a long time. Various manufacturers of diesel engines have installed so-called defeat devices in their engines. This made the vehicles appear much "cleaner" than they actually were.

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  • Published 26 June 2023

EU Blue Card - Salary 2023

EU Blue Card - salary limit 2023 The EU Blue Card is a residence permit for university graduates that is intended to facilitate and promote the immigration of highly qualified workers from non-EU countries (so-called third countries). In addition to a university degree, there are also minimum salary limits that must be met in order to obtain the EU Blue Card. The

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  • Published 15 June 2023

Together instead of alone: How German companies can attract foreign skilled workers

The shortage of skilled workers is having an increasing impact on the German economy. Current trends around the topics of new work and work-life balance as well as demographic change show: It is not getting any easier to attract qualified specialists to one's own company. In order to remain competitive internationally, new concepts are needed to

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  • Published 3 May 2023

Acute Remedy for Skilled Worker Shortage: The Accelerated Skilled Worker Procedure

The German state has created a politically and economically powerful instrument to combat the acute shortage of skilled workers in the Federal Republic.

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  • Published April 3 2023

ECJ ruling of 21.03.2023: Fiat faces wave of damages in emissions scandal

The diesel scandal, which has also affected Fiat, has been occupying the automotive industry and consumers for a long time. Various manufacturers of diesel engines have installed so-called defeat devices in their engines. This made the vehicles appear much "cleaner" than they actually were.

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  • Published 21 March 2023

Fiat on the verge of defeat in court in Koblenz

In the reference decision of 14.11.2022, the Fifth Senate refers to two defeat devices in Fiat Ducato engines (Ref.: 5 U 1334/22; no judgment yet; as of Dec.2022). Among other things, the so-called timer, which optimizes the exhaust gas purification for the test bench.

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  • Published 9 December 2022

DUH sues Federal Motor Transport Authority in Fiat emissions scandal

The Emission Control Institute (EKI) of the German Environmental Aid (DUH) has carried out measurements on a total of nine Fiat Ducato-based motorhomes with alarming results. Vehicles from the manufacturers Weinsberg, Pilote, Knaus, Hobby, Dethleffs, Challenger and Carthago were tested.

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  • Published 2 December 2022
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