Employer knowledge
It matters whether the employer knew of the pregnancy or is informed in time.
A dismissal during pregnancy can engage special statutory protection. I assess notification, deadlines, and the appropriate next steps.
For Dismissal During Pregnancy, these points are especially important:
The first step is to clarify: Whether the employer knew of the pregnancy, when it was notified, and whether an exception approval exists.
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It matters whether the employer knew of the pregnancy or is informed in time.
If pregnancy was unknown when notice arrived, prompt later notification may preserve protection.
Only exceptional cases may receive prior approval from the competent authority.
The court claim deadline still requires separate attention despite special protection.
It matters whether the employer knew of the pregnancy or is informed in time.
If pregnancy was unknown when notice arrived, prompt later notification may preserve protection.
Only exceptional cases may receive prior approval from the competent authority.
The court claim deadline still requires separate attention despite special protection.
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Step 1
Whether the employer knew of the pregnancy, when it was notified, and whether an exception approval exists.
Step 2
It matters whether the employer knew of the pregnancy or is informed in time.
Step 3
Only exceptional cases may receive prior approval from the competent authority.
Step 4
The court claim deadline still requires separate attention despite special protection.
For Dismissal During Pregnancy, Dr. Philipp Lerch focuses on the specific evidence, deadlines, and a direct legal strategy.

Whether the employer knew of the pregnancy, when it was notified, and whether an exception approval exists.
If pregnancy was unknown when notice arrived, prompt later notification may preserve protection.
Only exceptional cases may receive prior approval from the competent authority.