Work and social system 2026

An experience that does not accept any doubt or hesitation. Laws, guidelines and up-to-date information – this is the recipe for success in Ketner's book, which is updated annually. This comprehensive collection of texts is based on more than 100 laws and regulations that works boards and employee representatives should be familiar with.Changes in employment law and social security law: the Artificial Intelligence Decree, the re-enactment of the Vocational Training Act (BBiG), the Maternity Protection Amendment Act, and the transitional ruling on the Herrenberg ruling of the Federal Social Court (BSG). New in the 51st edition: references to "examples" of case law, and an index of introductions. The added value of Ketner's book:The introductory sections preceding each law provide information about its origin, development and content, and discuss current legal issues. More than 80 checklists, overviews, and diagrams clarify the connections between laws and make them quick to understand. This allows readers to see at a glance, for example, how dismissal protections work or what participation rights employee representatives have.Purchasing the print edition provides electronic access to all of Ketner's contents, as well as all statutes and Supreme Court rulings in their full, regularly updated texts. In short: “Kettner” is an indispensable reference for anyone who wants to know the latest developments in all aspects of labor and social security law. Advantages in brief:More than 100 important laws and regulations with introductions. Over 80 checklists, summaries, and infographics. Online access to all content as well as all laws and Supreme Court judgments in full text. Target groups: works councils, employee councils, employee representatives, representatives of persons with severe disabilities, youth and trainee representatives and their members.This book is intended for anyone who deals with employment or social law issues professionally, academically, voluntarily or personally. Founder: Dr. Michael Kettner, Professor Emeritus of Business, Labor and Social Law at the University of Kassel, and legal advisor to IG Metall for many years. Author:Dr. Olaf Deinert, Professor of Civil Law, Labor Law and Social Law at the University of Göttingen, Honorary Judge of the Federal Labor Court [Show less] Additional information CBN 49019900