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Back-dated Aufhebungsvertrag (question)
Is there a reason I shouldn’t sign an Aufhebungsvertrag that is back-dated?
Context:
I quit my job (during Probezeit) a week ago, handing in my Kündigung des Arbeitsvertrags. My manager signed it too. However since the head boss was away my manager said we’d have to wait for an Aufhebungsvertrag. I haven’t worked since that day.
Now I received an Aufhebungsvertrag by email to sign but it is back dated (to the date a week ago when I officially handed in my resignation)
Is this back-dating a problem?
I hated the environment and was just happy to get out of there.
Why I think it’s ok to sign:
- I will not register as a jobseeker or sign up for unemployment benefits. I read that unemployment benefits is one of the problems with signing a back-dated Aufhebungsvertrag. I still have a midi job elsewhere so I am not legally without work, and I have more full-time job options lined up.
- I didn’t work there long enough to get any real benefits anyway.
- I’d rather sign this than have to go to work or pretend I’m sick so my doctor signs me off.
Any red flags or hesitations I should have?
u/IngwerRhizome — 11 hours ago