An employee’s rights and duties
Are you interested in working in Germany and would like to know more about the working conditions? Or have you already started your new job and would like to get a better understanding of your rights and duties as an employee?
Join our info session where you will learn about aspects of the legal framework of employment, such as
- working hours, paid free leave, and sick leave
- notice periods
- how much salary you will actually receive after taxes and insurance have been paid
- and more. You are welcome to ask your questions.
Please register by Monday, August 25th.
We are looking forward to your participation.
Who is the course aimed at?
The project is co-financed by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) and is aimed at third-country nationals in Germany and about to enter Germany. Students are not part of the target group.
You can register if you are a third-country national and if you have one of these residence permits:
- Residence permit to carry out vocational training, search for a training place, recognition of foreign professional qualifications, work, job search, spouse or family reunification
- EU Blue Card
- Opportunity card visa (Section 20a AufenthG) or Visa to look for a training place (Section 17 (1) AufenthG)
- Residence permit in accordance with Section 24 (1) AufenthG
Persons who are still in their country of origin and/or do not yet have one of the above residence permits can identify themselves with their
national ID card or
passport.
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