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Art. 6 Gesetz über die Organisation und die Geschäftsführung des Landrates (Landratsgesetz, LRG) - 2. Gesetzgebung
Allgemeine Bestimmungen
Art. 6 Landratsgesetz, LRG · 2. Gesetzgebung
1. Die Ausstandspflicht gilt nicht bei der Vorbereitung, beim Erlass oder bei der Genehmigung von Gesetzen oder von allgemeinverbindlichen Landratsbeschlüssen.
2. Ratsmitglieder, deren persönliche Interessen von einem Geschäft gemäss Abs. 1 unmittelbar betroffen sind, weisen auf ihre Interessenbindung hin, wenn sie sich zum Geschäft äussern. Sie können Anträge stellen und an der Abstimmung teilnehmen.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (73)
A/3870/2019 · ge (Art. 6 LEg)
Public Servant Gender Pay Discrimination Claim Rejected
Cited to explain the relaxed burden of proof for discrimination claims in the context of the merits assessment.
PB.2002.00003 · zh (Art. 6 GlG)
Tax Commissioner Termination and Discrimination Claim Appeal
This provision concerning the burden of proof for discrimination was analyzed regarding the claim of indirect discrimination against the part-time employee.
VPB 93-024 (Art. 6 LEg)
Federal Law on Workplace Gender Equality
This article grants organizations that have existed for at least two years and whose statutes aim to promote equality between men and women or defend workers' interests, the standing to sue in their own name to establish discrimination, provided the outcome likely affects a significant number of employment relationships.
PK.2000.00004 · zh (Art. 6 GlG)
Daycare Supervisor v. Building Caretaker Wage Discrimination Suit
This provision governs the compensation/remedy for proven discrimination, which was ordered in the dispositive.
A-3137/2024 (Art. 6 GlG)
Federal Administrative Court: Gender Pay Discrimination Claim Must Be Addressed Substantively
This provision on the burden of proof, specifically regarding the presumption of discrimination when made plausible, was used to determine that the requirement to make discrimination plausible is part of the substantive assessment, not a procedural admissibility requirement.
A-3138/2024 (Art. 6 GlG)
Doctoral Student's Wage Discrimination Claim Proceeds
Provides for a reversal of the burden of proof if discrimination is made plausible.
C/3144/2021 · ge (art. 6 LEg)
Maternity Leave Dismissal Discrimination Appeal
Cited as the provision establishing the presumption of discrimination when it is rendered plausible by the claimant.
VB.2023.00206 · zh (Art. 6 GlG)
Pregnancy Discrimination in Probation Extension and Termination
This provision likely governed the consequences of the gender discrimination found, leading to the partial granting of the appeal.
C/13509/2021 · ge (art. 6 LEg)
Wrongful Termination After Maternity Leave Upheld Due to Presumption of Discrimination
The court applied the shifting of the burden of proof regarding discrimination, as the presumption of discrimination linked to pregnancy was deemed established.
C/1215/2020 · ge (art. 6 LEg)
Discriminatory Dismissal After Maternity Leave: Burden of Proof Re-evaluated
Cited as the basis for the presumption of discrimination based on the employee's pregnancy, shifting the burden of proof to the employer.
A/3870/2019 · ge (Art. 6 LEg)
Public Servant Salary Discrimination Appeal Rejection
This provision defines the condition under which the burden of proof shifts in case of presumed discrimination, which is central to the entire analysis of the claim.
C/6344/2020 · ge (art. 6 LEg)
Employee Appeal on Discriminatory Termination and Sexual Harassment Claims Upheld in Part
Cited in the context of discrimination in dismissal, particularly concerning the presumption of retaliatory dismissal (Art. 10 LEg) and the burden of proof reversal for discrimination claims (Art. 6 LEg).
C/12978/2019 · ge (Art. 6 LEg)
Abusive Dismissal, Wage Discrimination, and Travel Allowances Dispute
Cited to establish the presumption of discrimination when it is made plausible by the claimant.
C/19481/2019 · ge (art. 6 LEg)
Maternity Leave Termination and Discriminatory Dismissal Appeal
Cited in the reasoning regarding the presumption of discrimination when termination is linked to sex/pregnancy, but not explicitly used in the final orders.
C/5672/2018 · ge (art. 6 LEg)
Appeal Regarding Salary Claim Post-Void Termination and Justification for Immediate Dismissal for Breach of Fidelity
Cited in the legal analysis regarding the presumption of discrimination based on pregnancy (although the claim of discrimination was rejected).