The requirements for an amendment-termination under Swiss law
Employment contracts are not set in stone, and often need to be adapted to the company's new organizational needs. When it comes to granting a promotion or a pay rise, no problem! However, when the change is unfavorable, the situation becomes more complicated. In such cases, the employer must comply with the strict procedure of an amendment-termination.
Circumstances may make certain contractual changes necessary. When the modification is unfavorable to the employee, the employer must resort to an amendment-termination, which is subject to strict conditions.
This article covers the following topics:
- what is an amendment-termination
- proposed contractual changes
- acceptance by the employee
- modifications in favor of the employee
- lawfulness of an amendment-termination
- content of the notice of modification
- entry into force of modifications
- consequences if the employee refuses
- employee's silence
- unfair dismissal