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worknow – Deposit Rules (EOR / Employee Leasing Deutschland)
(Legal & Process Details)
- employee remuneration,
- employer social security contributions,
- payment of accrued but unused vacation upon termination,
- statutory notice periods pursuant to Section 622 of the German Civil Code (BGB), which may exceed four weeks after six months of employment,
- other legally required final settlement costs.
Under German employment law, accrued but unused vacation does not expire upon termination of employment.
Any remaining vacation days must be financially compensated (vacation payout) as part of the final payroll.
- the agreed gross salary,
- employer social security contributions,
- any fixed recurring compensation components.
- the deposit does not serve to pre-finance ongoing salaries,
- it exclusively secures termination-related and settlement risks (notice period, vacation payout, final payroll).
- extended statutory or contractual notice periods (e.g. termination effective at quarter-end),
- vacation entitlements exceeding the statutory minimum,
- additional fixed compensation elements,
- other circumstances leading to increased termination or settlement costs.
- final payroll amounts,
- vacation payout,
- remuneration during the notice period,
- outstanding social security contributions.
- the employment relationship or assignment has ended,
- all invoices have been settled in full,
- the final payroll and social security reporting have been completed.
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