| The main reason for this expansion is the tenfold increase in the
capacity of hydrogenation and synthetic production plans. As a result of the
large-scale motorization, which could not be anticipated to that extent, the
carburetor fuel requirements of 1,200,000 tons per year have more than doubled
in the years 1932-1939. |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT WIR-33
GENERAL DEFENSE
EXHIBIT 224 |
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EXTRACTS FROM THE DECREE OF I SEPTEMBER 1939, THE DAY
OF THE
INVASION OF POLAND, LIMITING CHANGES OF
EMPLOYMENT 1939 REICHSGESETZBLATT,
PART I, PAGE 1685
Decree concerning restrictions on changing
places of employment
September 1939 |
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| The Ministerial Council for Reich Defense decrees with affect of
law: |
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Section I
Dissolution of Employment Contracts
Article 1 |
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(1) Plant managers, workers, employees, apprentices, trainees, and
unpaid apprentices may give notice for the termination of an employment
contract (apprenticeship contract) only if the Labor Office has agreed to the
dissolution of the employment contract.
(2) A notice of termination
without previous approval is legally ineffective, unless the Labor Office
subsequently approves of the dissolution in exceptional
cases. |
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| Article 2 |
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An approval according to Article 1, paragraphs 1 and 2 is not
required,
1. if the contracting parties are agreed upon the dissolution
of the employment contract;
2. if the enterprise (building project) has
been forced to shut down;
3. if the workers, employee or apprentice has
been hired temporarily or on probation and the employment contract
(apprenticeship contract) will be terminated within a month. |
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