ECJ 11 September 2019, case C-95/18 and C-96/18 (Van den Berg/Giesen), social insurance

Sociale Verzekeringsbank – v – F. van den Berg (C-95/18), H. D. Giesen (C-95/18), C. E. Franzen (C-96/18), Dutch case

ECJ 2 october 2019, case C-93/18 (Bajratari), work and residence permit

Ermira Bajratari – v – Secretary of State for the Home Department, UK case

ECJ 11 September 2019, case C-397/18 (Nobel Plastiques Ibérica), disability discrimination

DW – v – Nobel Plastiques Ibérica SA and Others, Spanish case

ECJ 18 September 2019, case C-32/18 (Tiroler Gebietskrankenkasse), social insurance

Tiroler Gebietskrankenkasse – v – Michael Moser, Austrian case

ECJ 18 September 2019, case C-366/18 (Ortiz Mesonero), maternity and parental leave

José Manuel Ortiz Mesonero – v – UTE Luz Madrid Centro, Spanish case

ECJ 4 September 2019, case C-473/18 (Bundesagentur für Arbeit), Social insurance

GP – v – Bundesagentur für Arbeit – Familienkasse Baden-Württemberg West, German case

2019/21 – Supreme Court rules on liability distribution between transferor and transferee (FI)

An insourcing following an earlier outsourcing is a transfer of undertaking.

2019/16 Pay discrimination based on gender in third level college (IE)

A recent decision by the Irish Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) found that a third level college lecturer had not been discriminated against on the grounds of gender in relation to her pay.

2019/20 How to interpret the Posting of Workers Directive in the cross-border road transport sector? Dutch Supreme Court asks the ECJ for guidance (NL)

In this transnational road transport case, the Dutch Supreme Court has to elaborate on the ECJ Koelzsch and Schlecker cases and asks for guidance from the ECJ on the applicability and interpretation of the Posting of Workers Directive.

2019/12 Dismissal on grounds of sickness – Discrimination on grounds of disability? (AT)

Austrian courts have to deal with an increasing number of cases concerning dismissal on grounds of (alleged) discrimination. The particular challenge is to a draw a conclusive distinction between the concepts of disability and sickness.