Admissibility of revision appeal in labor dispute

The Federal Labour Court (Bundesarbeitsgericht) dismissed the plaintiff's revision appeal, affirming the lower court's dismissal of the claims as inadmissible and ordering the plaintiff to bear all litigation costs. The dispute concerned an appeal against a judgment from the Saxon Regional Labour Court, where the claims were found to be procedurally barred rather than adjudicated on their merits. The decisive legal basis rested on the assessment of admissibility requirements, specifically the conditions under which labor litigation claims are deemed inadmissible, resulting in the rejection of the appeal without a substantive determination of the underlying rights.