Complaints Office for Employees under the General Equal Treatment Act

Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences sees itself as a gender-equal and family-conscious, cosmopolitan, inclusive and intercultural university. It stands for an image of man and society that combines diversity and equality. Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences values cooperation based on trust and respectful and appreciative interaction. It is committed to ensuring that no person is disadvantaged on the basis of gender, ethnic or social origin, appearance, age, disability or illness, sexual orientation or gender identity, religion or belief, or marital status.

 

The General Equal Treatment Act (AGG)

The General Equal Treatment Act (AGG, downloadable as PDF, 245 KB) is a federal law that aims to prevent or eliminate these disadvantages.

Section 13 of the AGG (downloadable as PDF, 102 KB) gives employees of Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences the right to complain to the department if they feel they have been discriminated against in connection with their employment by the employer, superiors, other employees, or third parties on any of the above grounds.

The complaints office

Are you an employee of Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences and would like to report a case in which you feel you have been discriminated against in the above sense? Please contact the complaints office at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences.

Contact persons:

Thomas Hoffmann Tel. 03631 420-135 Prof. Dr. Sabine Seibold-Freund Tel. 03631 420-573

Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences AGG Complaints Office Weinberghof 4 99734 Nordhausen E-mail: agg-beschwerdestellehs-nordhausen.de

How to file a complaint?

Your complaint is not bound to any form or deadline. You can send an informal e-mail, contact the contact persons by telephone or in person. Your complaint will of course be treated absolutely confidentially and discreetly at all times.

Further information on the AGG

AGG-Wegweiser - Explanations and examples of the General Equal Treatment Act on the website of the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency