Admissibility of revision appeal in labor law dispute following dismissal

The Federal Labor Court (BAG) Sixth Senate dismissed the employee-plaintiff's revision appeal, thereby upholding the judgment of the Lower Saxony Regional Labor Court and ordering the plaintiff to bear the costs of the appellate proceedings. The dispute involved a labor law claim where the plaintiff, having failed to succeed in the lower instances, challenged the decision on revision, but the court found no grounds to overturn the prior ruling in favor of the defendant employer. This final outcome stands as the binding resolution to the specific litigation, with the decisive legal basis resting on the revision court's determination that the lower instance's application of labor law statutes was legally unimpeachable and free from the requisite procedural errors.