The Operational Hive Sample Clauses

The Operational Hive down and the Transitions Contingent On The Lease have no other effects on the employment and apprenticeships. In particular, no special measures are currently planned in respect of the Operational Hive- down and the Transitions Contingent On The Lease. The consequences of the termination of the Business Lease Agreements are outlined in § 13. The HoldCos do not have any employees or employee representatives. Since, on the basis of this Holding Hive-down Agreement, only company shares of the OpCos are hived down, the Holding Hive-down has no effect on the em- ployment relationships existing at the OpCos. In particular, the transfer of the company shares in the OpCos to the HoldCos does not meet the prerequisites of a transfer of undertaking within the meaning of Sec. 613a BGB. Therefore, no employment relationships are transferred from the OpCos to the HoldCos in the course of the Holding Hive-down. Overall, the Holding Hive-down does not have any impact on the employees and their representative bodies and no special measures are planned with respect to the Holding Hive-down. As for the presentation of the effects of the Operational Hive-down, the Transitions Contingent On The Lease, and the termination of the Business Lease Agree- ments, please refer to the explanatory comments in § 11 and § 13. 13.1 Upon termination of the respective Business Lease Agreement, the employ- ment relationships allocated in each case to the operation of the Operating Unit KGaA Healthcare, the Operating Unit KGaA Life Science, or the Operat- ing Unit KGaA Performance Materials shall be transferred from KGaA to the respective OpCo at the respective termination date, including the pension enti- tlements granted under the German Company Pensions Act (Betriebsren- tengesetz) as detailed in Sec. 613a BGB, including all rights and obligations. The years of service rendered at KGaA or recognized by KGaA shall apply in full as performed at the specific OpCo. Furthermore, the employment and ap- prenticeships transferred pursuant to Sec. 613a BGB shall not be terminated due to the transfer of undertaking (Sec. 613a (4) BGB). 13.2 The apprenticeships of the apprentices of KGaA shall not be covered by the transfers of the operations to the OpCos upon termination of the Business Lease Agreements, even if they were deployed in the respective Operating Unit at the respective termination date. The apprenticeships exist even after the termination of the Business Lease Agreements with KGaA and do...
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The Operational Hive down and the Transitions Contingent On The Lease have no impact on the works agreements concluded with the Works Council Of Joint Works, on the Group works agreements concluded with the Group Works Council of KGaA, and on the agreements concluded with the commit- tee representing the senior employees. Said agreements continue to apply to the Transitioning Employees under collective bargaining laws without any changes even after the Operational Hive-down and the Transitions Contingent On The Lease.
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The Operational Hive down and the Operating Assets To Be Transferred in- clude only assets and liabilities items of KGaA. To the extent that reference is made to a Group-wide Business Sector to determine the Operating Assets To Be Transferred, the transfer is limited to the assets and liabilities items of KGaA attributable to this Business Sector. Insofar as the term “Assets And Li- abilities Item” or “Assets And Liabilities Items” is used in this Hive-down Agreement, this shall include, subject to any provisions to the contrary herein, assets and liabilities items of KGaA as set out in Sec. 126 (1) (9) UmwG, in- cluding intangible assets, tangible assets, contractual relationships, and other legal relationships of any kind, receivables and liabilities, uncertain liabilities, contingent liabilities, and future receivables and liabilities, whose legal basis has already been established.
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