NOTIFICATION OF THE EMPLOYEES Sample Clauses

NOTIFICATION OF THE EMPLOYEES. Five (5) weeks, at the latest, prior to the planned Closing Date, the Seller and the Purchaser shall jointly and comprehensively, in accordance with § 613 a Abs. 5 BGB, provide notice to the Employees to be Transferred, in writing and in the form attached hereto as Exhibit “6”, of the pending transfer of operations and of the transfer of their employment relations, and make these employees aware of their right to object to the legal transfer of their employment relationships within one (1) month of having received the notice informing them of such transfer. The Seller shall be responsible for the correctness and completeness of the current information concerning the employment relationships with the Seller contained in the notice informing the employees of the transfer of operations. The Purchaser shall be responsible for the correctness and completeness of all information concerning the status of the employment relationships and the employment situation of the Employees to be Transferred from the time of their transfer to the Purchaser, including understandable information concerning the Purchaser’s future plans. The Parties shall endeavour, to the best of their ability, to convince the Employees to be Transferred affected not to object to this transfer. The Parties shall inform each other when the information notice has been received by the Employees to be Transferred and if and when objections have been received.
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