Company insolvent: Checklist for employment, wages and deadlines
A company insolvency does not automatically end employment. This is how employees secure unpaid wages, the IEF deadline, documents, and the transition to AMS.
Jobs, career and professional life
A company insolvency does not automatically end employment. This is how employees secure unpaid wages, the IEF deadline, documents, and the transition to AMS.
After an employer's dismissal, paid time for job hunting is often available. This is how employees correctly calculate and claim their job-search days.
When changing jobs, the new severance pay is retained. The guide shows when a payout is possible and which alternative is better in the long term.
A non-compete clause can slow down a job change. The guide explains the salary threshold, type of termination, scope and contractual penalty in Austria.
A job application while on sick leave is not categorically forbidden. What matters are recovery, the form of the interview, health-related questions and a clean transition.
Company sale or new tenant: What happens to employment contracts, salary, vacation and the collective agreement during a transfer of business — and when speed matters.
Does the employer demand repayment of training costs after termination? Which agreements are valid in Austria and how to check the amount.
Independent service contracts are more clearly regulated in Austria in 2026. This checklist shows notice periods, the collective agreement, insurance, and important checks.
Different rules apply during the probationary period than in a regular termination. What employees should know about notice periods, final pay, the AMS and documentation.
If you plan to resign, you should clarify notice periods, written notices, remaining vacation and the final settlement before the meeting. That keeps a job change in Austria straightforward.