Labour court revision on costs liability and procedural admissibility of appellate review

The Federal Labour Court dismissed the plaintiff's revision appeal, upholding the decision of the Hessian Labour Court and ordering the plaintiff to bear the costs of the appellate proceedings. The dispute concerned a labour law matter where the plaintiff challenged the lower court's ruling, which the appellate court reaffirmed. The final judgment serves to confirm the validity of the second-instance decision regarding the specific labour dispute, with no further revision granted to the plaintiff. The decision rests on the procedural standards for reviewing appeals in German labour law, concluding that the plaintiff's arguments did not merit a reversal of the lower court's findings on the merits.