Labor Court Stuttgart

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The building of the Stuttgart Labor Court.

The Stuttgart Labor Court is a court of the labor courts of Baden-Wuerttemberg .

Seat and District of the Court

The Stuttgart Labor Court has its seat in Stuttgart. The judicial district includes the city of Stuttgart and the districts of Böblingen , Esslingen , Göppingen , Heidenheim , Ludwigsburg , Ostalb and Rems-Murr .

The court currently has a total of 33 chambers. Of these, 25 are set up at the headquarters of the main court and four each as so-called external chambers in Aalen and Ludwigsburg. The Stuttgart Labor Court is by far the largest of the nine labor courts belonging to the district of the Baden-Württemberg State Labor Court.

Decorations with fruits and a sower above the entrance portal (a detailed view on the right).

Courthouse

The court building is located at Johannesstrasse 86 in Stuttgart-West . It was built from 1907 to 1910 by the architect Albert Eitel and originally housed the Württemberg agricultural central cooperative and its bank. The nickname of the building ( Bauernschlössle ) and stone decorations above the entrance portal, which is decorated with fruits and a sower, indicate this use . The building forms the northern end of Johannesstrasse - at the southern end of the line of sight is the Johanneskirche in Feuersee .

The Stuttgart Labor Court has been housed in the building since 2005. One of the few paternoster lifts in Stuttgart is located in the building . This is not public, but can be seen from the first floor through a pane.

President

Jürgen Gneiting is the president of the Stuttgart Labor Court and Michael Büchele is vice-president.

Instance move

The state labor court of Baden-Württemberg and the federal labor court are superordinate to the court.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Brief outline of the history of the farmers' castle

Coordinates: 48 ° 46 ′ 51.4 "  N , 9 ° 9 ′ 31.8"  E