Tarifvertragsgesetz

The Tarifvertragsgesetz, or Collective Bargaining Agreement Act, is a German law that governs the negotiation and enforcement of collective agreements between employers and trade unions. It provides a framework for how labor contracts can be created, ensuring fair wages and working conditions for employees. The law facilitates the negotiation process, making it easier for unions to represent workers' interests, while also requiring that agreements are respected and followed by both parties. Ultimately, it helps to balance the power between employers and employees in the workplace.