Here you will find information on labour law in Arabic, Dari, German, English, French, Russian, Spanish, Tigrinya, Turkish and Ukrainian. The flyer covers topics such as minimum wage, working hours and wages/salary. More information can be found here: FAQs
How can you identify job offers that are not trustworthy? How can you protect yourself from exploitation at work? This flyer tells you what to look out for in job offers and at work. Important factors include information about the employer, wages/salary, qualifications, working hours and place of work, employment contract, and more topics.
The flyer is available in Arabic, Dari, German, English, French, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, and Ukrainian.
What does temporary work mean and what rights do you have in temporary work?
In the brochure "Temporary work - Your rights" you will get a brief overview!
This flyer provides information on labour law in Ukrainian and Russian. It was produced by the Berlin Advice Centre for Migration and Good Work. The flyer is available on the BEMA website.
FAQ Питання про трудове право у Німеччині (DGB Sachsen)
FAQ " Вопросы о трудовом праве в Германии (DGB Sachsen)
Flyer "Работа в сельском хозяйстве" (Faire Mobilität)
FAQ " labour and social benefits in Germany" (BMAS)
FAQ "Residence Law Issues for People from Ukraine in Germany" (minor/Fachstelle Einwanderung)
Flyer "BE SAFE ON THE WAY" (in Downloads)
Flyer "FIND GOOD WORK" (in Downloads)
A5-Flyer Important information about labor rights (in Downloads)
Languages: Ukrainian, Russian, English, German
In this flyer you will find, among other things, basic information on the topic of termination, actions for protection against dismissal and termination agreements.
If you need more information about the different vocational trainings available in Germany, you can find further information here: FAQ Vocational training
A guide for people who, having fled their home countries, are living and working in Germany. It contains information intended to help people find legal employment in fair conditions and avoid exploitative situations.
The current booklet was produced in April 2016. Please be aware that some information (such as information on the current minimum wage) is out of date.
Languages: German, English, French, Arabic, 30 pages (Issue date: 04.2016)
Published by: DGB NRW
In this flyer you will find general information about wages: What is the industry minimum wage? Who is entitled to a collectively agreed wage?
If you have always asked yourself: How do I correctly record my working hours? You can find the answers in the booklet: Working Time - What are my rights?
Languages:
English/English Français/French ትግርኛ/Tigrinya
دری/Dari عربي/Arabic Soomaali/Somali
Русский/Russian Español/Spanish
