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Teachers and other school staff at primary and secondary schools, special schools, schools for the sick and vocational schools (excluding FOS/BOS); notification or application for approval of secondary employment
Teachers and other school staff at primary and secondary schools, special schools, schools for the sick and vocational schools (excluding technical secondary schools and vocational secondary schools) must always report any secondary employment and, if necessary, have it approved.
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Antrag auf Genehmigung/Anzeige einer Nebentätigkeit
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Antrag auf Genehmigung einer Unterrichts-, Dozenten- oder Erziehertätigkeit
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Procedure details
Description
Civil servants require prior approval to take on secondary employment, unless the secondary employment is exempt from approval under Article 82 (1) of the Bavarian Civil Service Act. In certain cases, approval is generally granted. The secondary employment is subject to notification.
Teachers and other school staff at primary and secondary schools, special schools, schools for the sick and vocational schools (excluding technical secondary schools and vocational secondary schools) must always notify the responsible government of any secondary employment and, if necessary, have it approved.
The respective head teacher or, in the case of primary and secondary schools, the respective state education authority is responsible for approving secondary teaching activities, lecturing activities and educator activities of up to six hours per week.
Employees covered by collective agreements must notify their employer in writing of any secondary employment for remuneration in good time before taking up the activity, stating the type, content and scope. Secondary employment is not subject to the employer's approval. However, the employer has the option of prohibiting secondary employment or imposing conditions if the secondary employment could adversely affect contractual obligations or legitimate interests of the employer. Reasons for prohibition could also be, for example, reasons for which a comparable civil servant would be refused permission to carry out secondary employment.
Requirements
Official interests must not be impaired by the secondary employment.
Employees covered by collective agreements:
- Secondary employment may only be performed outside regular working hours.
- Secondary employment may not exceed the maximum daily working hours permitted under the Working Hours Act (8 or 10 hours).
For full-time teachers with an employment contract, the so-called fifth rule applies (Section 13 (2) No. 1 of the Teachers' Service Regulations).
Proceedings
The application for approval/notification of secondary employment must be submitted to the competent authority.
Deadlines
The application for approval or notification of secondary employment must be submitted in good time before the start of the secondary employment.
Legal bases
Status: 19.04.2024
Editorial responsibility Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Unterricht und Kultus
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