The Lower Austrian Chamber of Labor and insolvency administrator Michael Lentsch gave the employees of the insolvent Level Europe GmbH information about the current state of affairs in two works meetings and informed them about how to apply for insolvency pay. The bankruptcy of the airline Level Europe affects around 200 employees at the Vienna location. The Lower Austrian Chamber of Labor has now informed them that both the June salaries and the holiday pay are still outstanding. Experts from the Chamber of Labor are now providing information on how those affected can register their wage claims with the insolvency pay fund. Two works meetings were also held at Vienna Airport for this purpose. The works council, the Chamber of Labor and insolvency administrator Michael Lentsch provided information about the current state of affairs and the options for receiving payments from the insolvency pay fund. Due to the current Corona protection regulations, the information event had to be split into two groups. According to AK NÖ, the fact that Level Europe had its entire workforce on short-time work in the months before the bankruptcy proceedings were opened presents some challenges with regard to the calculation of the insolvency pay. "Until two days ago, nobody knew how to do this," explains AK insolvency expert Felix Hochedlinger. "The details of the Corona short-time work were constantly being changed and it was only a few days ago that the calculation basis for such cases was regulated by ordinance." The June salary and the pro rata special payments, i.e. the pro rata holiday and Christmas bonuses, are still outstanding for the Level Europe workforce until the bankruptcy proceedings are opened. AK Lower Austria is bringing these claims together for the employees to the insolvency pay fund and the Korneuburg regional court. "Of course, we cannot promise it, but the fund normally works very quickly, especially in the case of large-scale insolvencies. We are therefore assuming