The European Works Council and the coverage of expert costs

Thomas Majoros · Sascha Obrecht

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In a recent case of the Austrian Supreme Court (OGH 29.8.2023, 8 ObA 28/23k), a European Works Council sought legal advice and wanted the costs to be covered by the central management of a group of undertakings. This request was denied on the ground that the European Works Council could also have obtained the same advice free of charge from a representative body. The Supreme Court ruled that the central management must also bear the expert costs in these cases and thus clarified that the European Works Council is not obliged to choose services that are free of charge. Case: Austrian Supreme Court ( Oberster Gerichtshof – OGH) of 29.8.2023, 8 ObA 28/23k, ECLI:AT:OGH0002:2023:008OBA00028.23 K.0829.000.

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