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Art. 4 Postgesetz (PG) - Meldepflicht

PG; 2. Kapitel: Postdienste

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Art. 4 PG · Meldepflicht

Wer Kundinnen und Kunden im eigenen Namen gewerbsmässig Postdienste anbietet, muss dies der PostCom melden. Die PostCom registriert die Anbieterinnen von Postdiensten.

Der Bundesrat kann insbesondere Unternehmen, die mit Postdiensten einen Umsatz von geringer wirtschaftlicher Bedeutung erzielen, von den mit der Meldepflicht verbundenen Rechten und Pflichten entbinden.

Wer der Meldepflicht unterliegt, muss: a. die Informationspflichten gemäss Artikel 9 und die Auskunftspflichten nach Artikel 23 Absatz 2 erfüllen. b. die Einhaltung der branchenüblichen Arbeitsbedingungen gewährleisten; c. mit den Personalverbänden Verhandlungen über einen Gesamtarbeitsvertrag führen; d. einen Sitz, einen Wohnsitz oder eine Niederlassung in der Schweiz haben.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (9)

VPB 96-049 (Art. 4 al. 2 LPO)

Swiss Postal Services Market Liberalization and Universal Service Reform

Grants the Federal Council the power to define non-reserved services to ensure adequate universal service.

A-562/2024 (Art. 4 Abs. 1 PG)

Delivery App Company Subject to Postal Service Notification Requirements

The court used this article to determine that Uber Eats Switzerland GmbH is subject to the notification obligation as a provider of postal services.

U 2023 57 · gr (Art. 4 Abs. 1 PG)

Employment Termination Date Following Illness During Notice Period

Cited as the basis for the supplementary application of the Code of Obligations (OR) in personnel matters where cantonal law is silent.

A-4350/2022 (Art. 4 Abs. 1 PG)

Food Delivery Service Not a Postal Service

This provision establishes the reporting obligation for providers of postal services, which was the central issue in the case.

A-4721/2021 (Art. 4 Abs. 1 PG)

Online Food Delivery Platform Not Postal Service

This provision is the basis for the mandatory registration of postal service providers, which the court ultimately found not to apply to the petitioner.

BVGE-2024-II-2 (Art. 4 Abs. 1 PG)

Food Delivery Services Not Subject to Postal Service Regulations

This provision is cited as the basis for the notification obligation that the court ultimately found not to apply to the appellant.

100 2020 280 · be (Art. 4 Bst. g PG)

Prosecutor's Office Clerk Dismissal for Unsatisfactory Performance and Workplace Disruption

Cited in the reasoning (E. 5.1) regarding the duty of care, but not in the operative part.

U 2018 13 · gr (Art. 4 PG)

Municipal Employee Termination Upheld Due to Severely Disrupted Working Atmosphere

Cited in the reasoning to establish the subsidiary application of the OR provisions.

S 2016 59 · gr (Art. 4 Abs. 1 PG)

Claimant v. Unemployment Authority: Right to Fair Hearing Violated in Benefit Suspension Appeal

Cited in reasoning alongside Art. 321d OR regarding the employer's right to issue general orders and specific instructions.