Restructuring processes are often implemented gradually and over an extended period. This raises several key employment law questions: When does the AMS early warning system apply? Which terminations must be aggregated? And when do individual measures become collective redundancies?
Our employment law experts Christoph Wolf, Daniela Krömer and Andrea Potz provide practical insights and explain what employers need to consider when managing restructuring processes.
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