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Abstract
Not granting compensation to fixed-term workers at the end of employment is not discriminatory as the end of the contract is foreseeable from the start, whereas the main objective of compensation for objective reasons, which generally applies to permanent workers, is to recompense them for the fact that termination of the contract is not knowable in advance.
European Employment Law Cases |
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ECJ Court Watch | ECJ 5 June 2018, C-677/16 (Montero Mateos), Fixed-term workLucía Montero Mateos – v – Agencia Madrileña de Atención Social de la Consejería de Políticas Sociales y Familia de la Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spanish case |
Keywords | Fixed-term work |
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