OR Art. 324b -
Einleitung zur Rechtsnorm OR:
The Swiss Code of Obligations is a central code of Swiss civil law that regulates the legal relationships between private individuals. It includes five books that cover various aspects of contract law, law of obligations and property law, including the formation, content and termination of contracts, as well as liability for breach of contract and tort. The Code of Obligations is an important code of law for business and everyday life in Switzerland, as it forms the basis for many legal relationships and contracts and has been in force since 1912, whereby it is regularly adapted to social and economic developments.
Art. 324b OR from 2024
Art. 324b Exceptions
1 If the employee has compulsory insurance prescribed by law against the financial consequences of being prevented from working by personal circumstances for which he is not at fault, the employer is not obliged to pay his salary where the insurance benefits for that limited period cover at least four-fifths of the salary income lost over that period.
2 Where the insurance benefits are less, the employer must pay the difference between them and four-fifths of the salary.
3 Where the insurance benefits are paid only after a waiting period, the employer must pay at least four-fifths of the salary during that period. (1)
(1) Inserted by Annex No 12 to the FA of 20 March 1981 on Accident Insurance, in force since 1 Jan. 1984 ([AS 1982 1676 ][1724 ]Art. 1 para. 1; [BBl 1976 III 141]).
Es besteht kein Anspruch auf Aktualität und Vollständigkeit/Richtigkeit.