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Minijobbers and their rights - new edition of the information brochure on minijobs

Money is so important

Mini job does not necessarily mean mini rights!

The brochure “The Mini-Job—There’s More in It for You!”, updated for 2023 and now published by the Women’s Office, provides important information on the rights and obligations of part-time workers. The brochure was written by lawyer Ingeborg Heinze (Düsseldorf) and Christel Steylaers, the equal opportunity officer for the city of Remscheid, on behalf of the Federal Working Group of Municipal Women’s Offices (BAG).

The printed brochure is available at our Women’s Office in the Stadthaus Große Bleiche.

Please note: At the request of the authors and the BAG, the attached PDF file of the brochure can only be viewed and not printed!

Minijob brochurePDF-File2,32 MB

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