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Duration of Employment Contract in Germany In Germany, most contracts are unlimited in duration as they provide more certainty for both the employer and the employee. Generally, fixed-term contracts can be renewed a maximum of three times and only last for two years.
By law, German employees must have written employment contracts that reflect the key aspects of the employment relationship (e.g., parties to the contract, work to be performed, gross salary and benefits, vacation, starting date of employment, place of performance, notice periods).
The title of the job or the nature of the work. The date the employment started. Pay intervals (for example, weekly or monthly) Any terms or conditions relating to hours of work (including overtime)
To avoid future disputes, a version of the employment contract should be drafted in German. However, this is not required by law.
Work contract (arbeitsvertrag) BGB German civil code) protects the employee. This means that not everything that is written in your contract is possible by law.