Labor litigation: Admissibility and outcome of a revision against a Regional Labour Court judgment.

The Federal Labour Court (BAG, 6th Senate) dismissed the plaintiff’s appeal in rem, thereby upholding the judgment of the Regional Labour Court and leaving the lower court’s decision in force, with the plaintiff ordered to bear the costs of the revision. The dispute concerned a civil labour law matter where the plaintiff challenged a prior ruling, likely involving employment contract performance or termination issues, though the specific subject matter is not detailed in the provided text. The appellate court found no legal errors in the lower instance’s application of the relevant labour law provisions, resulting in a complete rejection of the plaintiff’s claims at the highest judicial level.