143.1
LOIPERSPersG
CH-SG
Art. 21 Legge sul personale (PersG) - b) Motivazione
II. Rapporto di lavoro - 3. Cessazione
Art. 21 PersG - b) Motivazione · b) Motivazione
1. La risoluzione del contratto da parte del datore di lavoro richiede un motivo oggettivamente sufficiente.
2. Dopo il termine del periodo di prova, sussiste un motivo oggettivamente sufficiente, in particolare quando la risoluzione del rapporto di lavoro avviene
a) per ragioni economiche o aziendali, come ristrutturazioni o soppressione di posizioni;
b) per incapacità lavorativa dovuta a motivi di salute;
c) a causa di prestazioni lavorative insufficienti o comportamenti insoddisfacenti del dipendente;
d) a causa di gravi o ripetute violazioni colpose degli obblighi derivanti dal rapporto di lavoro;
e) a causa di grave comportamento colposo al di fuori del rapporto di lavoro, che sia evidentemente incompatibile con esso.
Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (7)
III.2.2021.2 · sg (Art. 21 Abs. 2 PersG)
Administrative Appeal Commission Dismissal of Employment Claim for Lack of Specificity
Cited in the reasoning when dismissing Claim 1 regarding the factual basis for the termination, as no standing to assert a declaratory judgment was established.
K.2015.3.K.2017.3 · sg (Art. 21 Abs. 1 PersG)
Abusive Termination Due to Violation of Right to Be Heard
The main ground for partially granting the claim (K 2017/3) was the finding that the termination was abusive, which implies a breach of the requirement for an adequate objective reason cited in this article.
K.2015.3.K.2017.3 · sg (Art. 21 Abs. 1 PersG)
Teacher Termination Due to Lack of Hearing Found Abusive
The finding that the dismissal was abusive implicitly relies on the requirement for a sufficient factual reason for dismissal in public employment relationships.
K.2015.7 · sg (Art. 21 Abs. 1 PersG)
Employee Sick Leave Salary Continuation Calculation Dispute
Cited in the reasoning to establish the requirement for an adequate factual reason for termination.
K.2015.7 · sg (Art. 21 Abs. 1 PersG)
Employee Wages and Termination During Prolonged Illness: Dynamic Three-Year Sick Pay Interpretation
Cited in the context of whether the termination of employment had a sufficient objective reason (sachlicher Grund).
K.2014.3 · sg (Art. 21 Abs. 2 lit. c und d PersG)
Manager's Wrongful Dismissal Claim Denied Due to Breach of Loyalty and Financial Oversight Failures
Cited as the basis for finding sufficient objective grounds for the termination of employment due to insufficient performance or culpable breach of duties.
K.2014.3 · sg (Art. 21 Abs. 2 lit. c und d PersG)
Wrongful Termination Claim Dismissed Based on Breach of Duty of Loyalty Despite Free Speech Defense
The court found sufficient factual grounds for termination based on these provisions, specifically regarding insufficient performance or culpable breach of duties.