News: Mass dismissal at Metropol was abusive
News: Mass Layoffs at Metropol Ruled Unfair The Zurich Labor Court has ruled against the mass layoffs that occurred when the commuter newspaper Metropol closed, ordering the publishers to pay an additional month's salary to the laid-off employees
News: Mass dismissal at Metropol was abusive
The Zurich Labor Court has reprimanded the mass dismissal during the closure of the commuter newspaper Metropol and ordered the publishers to pay the dismissed employees an additional month's salary. Metro has appealed against this decision. The court ruled that the employee consultation required by the Swiss Code of Obligations (CO) had taken place too late, had been scheduled too briefly and was also futile, which is why the dismissals were abusive. According to the CO and the Participation Act, a mere consultation with the dismissed employees was not sufficient. The arguments of the employees had to be included in the decision-making process. The court also considered the length of the consultation period - one week - to be too short for a workforce of 50 employees.
Fujis "Swiss Date "The photography company Fujifilm (Switzerland) AG is the new co-sponsor of the dating show "Swiss Date", which can be seen on Tele Züri and Tele Bärn. The couples brought together in the show will each receive a Fujifilm Instax Mini 20, a compact instant camera for credit card-sized photos. The sponsorship agreement runs for one year, as Fujifilm announced.
The Zurich Labor Court has reprimanded the mass dismissal during the closure of the commuter newspaper Metropol and ordered the publishers to pay the dismissed employees an additional month's salary. Metro has appealed against this decision. The court ruled that the employee consultation required by the Swiss Code of Obligations (CO) had taken place too late, had been scheduled too briefly and was also futile, which is why the dismissals were abusive. According to the CO and the Participation Act, a mere consultation with the dismissed employees was not sufficient. The arguments of the employees had to be included in the decision-making process. The court also considered the length of the consultation period - one week - to be too short for a workforce of 50 employees.
Fujis "Swiss Date "The photography company Fujifilm (Switzerland) AG is the new co-sponsor of the dating show "Swiss Date", which can be seen on Tele Züri and Tele Bärn. The couples brought together in the show will each receive a Fujifilm Instax Mini 20, a compact instant camera for credit card-sized photos. The sponsorship agreement runs for one year, as Fujifilm announced.
