Laid Off In Germany Don t Sign Anything Before Watching This

Getting laid off in Germany as an international is hard enough. The legal system is complex, the terminology is confusing, and most people end up making two expensive mistakes without realizing it.. In this video I cover what I didn’t know a year ago – and what a lot of my international friends got wrong when they were in the middle of a layoff in Germany.. . Aufhebungsvertrag: what it actually means and whether you have to sign it. How challenging a mutual agreement affects your Sperrzeit (unemployment benefit block). What to do if you don’t have Rechtsschutzversicherung covering labor law. When going to court makes sense – and when it doesn’t. Why talking to a lawyer first (most offer a free first session) is always worth it. . LEGAL DISCLAIMER: guys, while I can support you mentally and strategically, I am no lawyer and you should not make any decision based solely on this content. Each situation is very specific – talk to a lawyer. . . I went through a layoff in Germany myself and spent months figuring this out. This is what I wish I’d known.. 👇 Links below:. Book a clarity consultation or connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-reger/. . You can download my layoff guide u0026 calculator here: https://pollo-digital.com/layoff-in-germany-survival-guide-calculator/. . #layofgermany #internationalsingermany #arbeitslosengeld #aufhebungsvertrag #sperrzeit #berlinjobs #expatingermany