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🗓️ Book your appointment directly online here 👉 https://law-uniq.com/online-termin-ar... 📬 Postal voting for employees working from home or on reduced hours – what applies to works council elections? On October 23, 2024, the Federal Labor Court issued an important clarification: Employees who are not expected to be present at the workplace due to working from home or reduced hours must automatically receive their postal voting documents from the election committee – without having to request them. ``` ⚖️ In this video you'll learn: ✅ When eligible voters automatically receive postal voting documents 🏠 Why working from home can be a reason for postal voting 📉 How short-time work affects voting in works council elections ⚠️ When election committees are not allowed to send out postal voting documents 📄 Which mistakes can lead to a challenge of a works council election 📌 Key statement from the Federal Labor Court: If the election committee knows that employees will not be at the workplace on election day due to remote work or short-time work, the documents for postal voting must be sent automatically. 💡 At the same time, it remains important: Voting in person at the workplace is the norm; postal voting remains the exception and is subject to clear conditions. 👨‍⚖️👩‍⚖️ Are you an election committee member, works council member, or employer and need support in preparing for a works council election? LAW UNIQ Employment Law supports you in conducting legally compliant works council elections. 📩 Get information and advice now: 👉 www.law-uniq.com 🔎 Find more exciting articles on employment law here: 👉 https://law-uniq.com/blog/ Social Media____________ ► Instagram   / arbeitsrecht.frankfurt   ► LinkedIn   / law-uniq   #LawUniq #WorksCouncil #Election #WorksCouncilElection #WorksCouncilElection2026 #LaborCourt #EmploymentLaw #Judgment #PostalVoting #HomeOffice #ShortTimeWork #Employer #Employee #HR #Codetermination #Lawyer #Attorney #Frankfurt #WorkingWorld #LawFirm #Law #Explanation