| Summary: | In five movements:
An employee (G.) has been terminated by his employer (K.).
G. sued for reinstatement, which was awarded to him by the Labor Court.
K. appealed the verdict.
The Cantonal Court confirmed the ruling of the Labour Court.
G. has been reinstated.
More detailed summary:
G. was employed by K. as a warehouse clerk. On July 1, 2019, he was terminated by K. G. sued for reinstatement and received a right from the Labor Court. K. appealed the verdict.
The Cantonal Court confirmed the ruling of the Labour Court. The court concluded that G.'s dismissal was unjustified. K. had not terminated G. in due time and had not put forward any reasons for termination that would have justified the termination.
G. was then reinstated at K.'s.
More details:
G. has been employed by K. as a warehouse clerk since July 1, 2015.
K. announced G. on July 1, 2019 with a three-month deadline of September 30, 2019.
G. argued that the dismissal was unjustified, since he had not committed any violations of duty.
K. argued that G. worked too slowly and that he quarreled with other employees.
Legal documents:
Articles 337c and 337d of the Swiss Code of Obligations (CO) regulate the termination of employment relationships.
Article 157 of the Swiss Code of Civil Procedure (ZPO) regulates the appeal against a judgment of the Labour Court. |