Partial annulment of labor court appeal via acknowledgment judgment without statement of facts or reasoning

In a partial default judgment (Anerkenntnisteilurteil) issued without a statement of facts or reasons, the Federal Labor Court (BAG) 2nd Senate allowed the plaintiff's appeal and partially set aside the decision of the Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Labor Court, thereby reversing the lower court's reversal of the first-instance judgment. Consequently, the plaintiff's appeal on remand was dismissed, confirming that the plaintiff prevailed on the merits, though the final cost allocation was reserved for the subsequent conclusive judgment. This procedural outcome stems from an employment dispute involving a revision appeal against a second-instance decision that had modified the original labor court ruling.