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6 PB 16/12, 6 PB 16/12 (6 P 1/13) AI generated

Admission of statutory appeal to review works council's statutory right to information on monitoring of working-time regulations

Case Number 6 PB 16/12, 6 PB 16/12 (6 P 1/13)
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Jurisdiction Germany (DE)
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Outcome Allowed / Granted
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Legislator summary

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The Federal Administrative Court's 6th Senate admitted the statutory appeal filed by the works council applicant, thereby allowing the case to proceed to the appellate level for substantive review. The dispute concerns the scope of the works council's right to information under German labor law, specifically regarding the employer's compliance with and monitoring of working-time regulations. The court based its decision on § 83(2) of the Public Employees Data Protection Act (BPersVG) in conjunction with §§ 72(2)(1), 92(1) sentence 2 of the Labor Court Act (ArbGG), finding that the matter presents an opportunity to clarify the legal standards governing the works council's information claims in the context of time-recording and oversight duties.

Legislator headnote

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§ 92 Abs. 1 Satz 2 ArbGG, § 92a Satz 2 ArbGG; Admission of statutory appeal to review works council's statutory right to information on monitoring of working-time regulations: The dispute concerns the scope of the works council's right to information under German labor law, specifically regarding the employer's compliance with and monitoring of working-time regulations. The court based its decision on § 83(2) of the Public Employees Data Protection Act (BPersVG) in conjunction with §§ 72(2)(1), 92(1) sentence 2 of the Labor Court Act (ArbGG), finding that the matter presents an opportunity to clarify the legal standards governing the works council's information claims in the context of time-recording and oversight duties.

Keywords

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statutory right recording of working time scope of review right to work data protection matters public data

Cited Legislation

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§ 92 Abs. 1 Satz 2 ArbGG
1, § 92 Abs. 1 Satz 2 ArbGG zuzulassen.
§ 92a Satz 2 ArbGG
2 Satz 1, § 92a Satz 2 ArbGG).
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Key legal questions extracted by Legislator

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§ 83 Abs. 2 BPersVG i.V.m. § 72 Abs. 2 Nr. 1, § 92 Abs. 1 Satz 2 ArbGG

Main ground for the decision to admit the statutory appeal (Rechtsbeschwerde).

§ 72a Abs. 6, § 74 Abs. 1, § 92 Abs. 2 Satz 1, § 92a Satz 2 ArbGG

Procedural rule determining the start of the two-month deadline for filing the grounds of appeal.

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Rechtsbeschwerde; Zulassung; Informationsanspruch des Personalrats

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Die Rechtsbeschwerde des Antragstellers ist gemäß § 83 Abs. 2 BPersVG i.V.m. § 72 Abs. 2 Nr. 1, § 92 Abs. 1 Satz 2 ArbGG zuzulassen. Die vorliegende Rechtssache gibt dem Senat Gelegenheit, zum Informationsanspruch des Personalrats wegen Überwachung der arbeitszeitrechtlichen Bestimmungen Stellung zu nehmen.

Das Beschwerdeverfahren wird nunmehr als Rechtsbeschwerdeverfahren unter dem Aktenzeichen BVerwG 6 P 1.13 fortgesetzt. Mit der Zustellung dieses Beschlusses beginnt die Rechtsbeschwerdebegründungsfrist von zwei Monaten (§ 72a Abs. 6, § 74 Abs. 1, § 92 Abs. 2 Satz 1, § 92a Satz 2 ArbGG).