– Growth with Side Effects: Why Headcount Matters in German Employment Law
– Communication with Social Insurance Providers: What Employers Need to Know
– Closing Creditworthiness Gaps for International Employers in Germany
– Pension Reform in Germany: “Mütterrente” and the Stability Line
– Long-Term Care Insurance Under Pressure
– Restart of the Occupational Pensions Strengthening Act II
– Employer’s Supplement to Sick Pay
– Social Security Reform: Immediate Program from the Federal Government
– Special Report from the European Court of Auditors on the Failure of the Pan-European Personal Pension Product (PEPP)
– Legal Ruling: Clarification on the Employer’s Supplement
– Occupational Safety in Germany: Responsibility, Legislation, and Practical Protection
– Key Changes in Labor Law from May 2025
– Outlook: The Coalition parties’ plans for pension insurance and occupational pension schemes
– The gender pay gap, equal pay and new regulations on transparency
– Effects of the Transparency Directive on occupational pension schemes
– Company occupational health insurance: a future-oriented benefit with tax-free advantages
– Significance of the policyholder status of a direct insurance policy
– Party Platforms on Occupational Pensions
– Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs Study on Retirement Planning
– Increase in the Maximum Actuarial Interest Rate in the Insurance Industry
– Recommendations for Implementing the Statutory Employer Contribution to Salary Conversion in Occupational Pension Schemes
– Expansion of Maternity Protection
– Rising Contribution Rates in Long-Term Care Insurance
– Social Security Registration for Employers in Germany: A Quick Guide
– Mandatory Workplace Postings: Background, Updates, and Implementation Background
– Simplifications in the Evidence Act
– Significant increase in income thresholds for social security contributions in 2025
– Pension Protection Association’s contribution rate for 2025
– Impact of the coalition’s end on occupational pensions, statutory pensions, and private retirement provision
– 2024 Health Report by Techniker Krankenkasse: Key findings and recommendations for employers
– News from Profion
In today’s employee-driven market, companies must go beyond traditional benefits, offering flexibility, family-friendly policies, and health promotion to stay competitive in today’s workforce. German labor law supports tax-advantaged perks that enhance employee well-being and satisfaction.
-Decrease in workplace accidents
-Development of the basic pension supplement introduced in 2021
-Pension Security Association (PSVaG): Increase in insolvencies
-Reform of the Occupational Pensions Strengthening Act
-Jurisprudence I: Continued employment while receiving a pension
-Jurisprudence II: Contribution obligation in statutory health insurance for direct insurance taken over by the employee
-Fringe Benefit “Family Service” – Support for Employees in Special Life Situations
From HR Practice: Handling the New Funding Limits for Capital-Forming Benefits
-Increase in statutory pensions as of 01.07.2024
-Pension package II
-Flexible retirement models due to the abolition of supplementary income limits
-Case law: The Federal Fiscal Court (Bundesfinanzhof, BFH) judgement on the one-fifth rule
-Levels on the Rhine rising steadily
-Generation Z’s preferences in fringe benefits: Looking at current trends
-Expiry and limitation of statutory holiday entitlement
Right to Disconnect – The right to switch off
-Current developments in the statutory pension insurance
-Case law: Part-time employment and company pension schemes
-Under the magnifying glass: Work-life-love balance
-Mobility budget – the future of employee mobility
-From HR practice: the A1 certificate
-Parental allowance limit decided
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