The aim of this study book is, on one hand, to provide a compact presentation of individual labor law, including specific labor protection, collective labor law, and labor jurisdiction. A comprehensive bibliography and detailed references, which the authors place particular emphasis on, are intended to give readers the opportunity to deepen their acquired legal knowledge and to find citations, especially from the rulings of the Federal Labor Court, the European Court of Justice, and legal literature, at the exact locations for research purposes. The study book is particularly suitable for students of law and economics in bachelor's and master's programs with labor law content at universities, universities of applied sciences, vocational, administrative, and business academies. Practitioners, such as entrepreneurs and senior personnel in human resources departments, can also use the study book as a reference work to identify labor law issues and arrive at initial conceptual solutions.