Legal

General Terms and Conditions

Last updated: 18 June 2026


1. General

These General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter “GTC”) apply to the entire business relationship, including pre-contractual relations, between Domenig Personalmanagement GmbH (hereinafter the “Operator”) and its contractual partner, provided the latter is an entrepreneur. The mutual rights and obligations between the Operator and the contractual partner are determined exclusively by the content of the order and these GTC. General terms and conditions of the contractual partner do not apply, even if they are not objected to.

Via the job platform joblie.li, the Operator enables employers from Liechtenstein to publish job advertisements online for the purpose of recruitment. The associated terms of use and data protection provisions are available at joblie.li.

2. Advertising Contract

2.1 Definition

An advertising contract is the contract for the publication of one or more job advertisements of a job provider or recruitment agency on joblie.li.

2.2 Conclusion of Contract

The advertising contract is concluded when the Operator confirms the order in writing or verbally, or when the Operator distributes the job advertisement on the internet.

2.3 Right of Refusal

The Operator is entitled to refuse to conclude a contract without giving reasons.

2.4 Start of Publication

The advertisement is published by the Operator at the agreed time. If no publication time has been agreed, publication takes place as soon as possible after conclusion of the advertising contract. The contractual partner is responsible for the complete provision of flawless, suitable advertising material. If the contractual partner enters an advertisement themselves, it is reviewed by the Operator and then published. However, the Operator reserves the right to reverse the publication of the advertisement if the advertisement violates statutory or official prohibitions or public morality in terms of content or appearance, or if publication is unreasonable for the Operator for other reasons. The Operator is not obliged to retain the published advertisement after the end of the advertising contract.

2.5 Place of Publication / Linking / Framing / Caching

The Operator will arrange for the publication of the contractual partner's job advertisements on its websites and, within the scope of cooperations, on the platforms of the Operator's cooperation partners.

2.6 Amendment of the Advertisement Text

The Operator undertakes, at the request of the contractual partner, to make changes to the contractual partner's job advertisement published on joblie.li during the publication period, provided this is technically and substantively reasonable. Excluded are changes affecting the identity of the advertisement, in particular the title of the job posting, such that in the event of a change a new position rather than the original one would be advertised. Changes that can be carried out by the Operator with little effort are not charged. Changes beyond this are only carried out for a fee. In this case, the Operator will inform the contractual partner and will only make the requested change to the job advertisement once it has received a corresponding written confirmation from the contractual partner.

2.7 Prices and Payment Terms

The Operator's prices are determined – subject to a deviating written agreement – by the price lists valid at the time, which are available online at joblie.li. Decisive are the prices published on the internet by the Operator at the time the contractual partner's contract offer is received. All prices stated by the Operator are net prices exclusive of all taxes.

Payments to the Operator must be made, with discharging effect, exclusively to the account named by the Operator in the invoice. For the timeliness of payment in the case of transfers, the credit to the account specified by the Operator is decisive. Unless otherwise agreed, all payments are to be made free of charges and deductions immediately upon receipt of the invoice by the contractual partner. Value-added tax is to be paid in full on the total price after invoicing, even if other payment conditions have been agreed for payment of the purchase price.

If the payment deadline is exceeded, the Operator is entitled to charge default interest and compound interest in the amount of 12% p.a. In the event of default, the contractual partner is obliged, in addition to the default interest, to reimburse all other procedural and extra-procedural costs of collection, including the costs of a lawyer engaged by the Operator. If the Operator conducts the dunning process itself, the contractual partner undertakes to pay an amount of CHF 15.– per reminder issued. Claims for further damages remain reserved.

Claims asserted against the contractual partner do not entitle the latter to withhold agreed payments. In the event of default in payment, any discounts granted to the contractual partner lapse. Offsetting against counterclaims or the withholding of payments by the contractual partner – for whatever reason – is not permitted. In the event of default in payment or insolvency of the contractual partner, the Operator is entitled to temporarily suspend the contractual performance of orders until full payment of the due invoice amounts. In such cases, the Operator is also entitled to make advance payment a condition for the provision of services in the case of subsequent orders. Furthermore, in such cases the Operator is entitled to declare withdrawal from the contract without setting a grace period.

2.8 Preparation of Information

The Operator guarantees the preparation and publication of the information/job posting requested by the client in accordance with the usual, current technical standard. The client acknowledges that, according to the state of the art, it is not possible to create a completely error-free program. There is no error in the presentation of the requested information if this is caused by the use of unsuitable display software and hardware and failures in the communication network.

2.9 Provision of Content and Materials

In the course of contract performance, the contractual partner grants an unlimited right of use in terms of time, place and subject matter to all content, graphics, videos, materials, texts, trademarks and other intellectual property rights for the duration of the ongoing business relationship. The Operator may use all provided materials without restriction to advertise the company and the open positions and may also edit them for this purpose. The contractual partner warrants that it holds the usage and exploitation rights to all provided materials and indemnifies the Operator against all related claims, including those of third parties.

The contractual partner undertakes to provide all legally required content of a job posting in accordance with the applicable equal treatment legislation.

2.10 Contract Duration

In the case of annual solutions, the contract is concluded for an indefinite period and may be terminated by both contracting parties in writing annually at the end of the contract year with a notice period of two months.

3. Data Protection

In accordance with the provisions of data protection law, it is expressly pointed out that, in fulfilment of the respective order, names, addresses, telephone and fax numbers, email addresses and payment methods, logos and trademarks, as well as other data of the contractual partner relevant to the order are stored on a data carrier for the purpose of automated data processing. The Operator is entitled to transmit the contractual partner's data to third parties commissioned by the Operator with the execution of the order, insofar as this is necessary for the order to be fulfilled. Applicants agree that the Operator processes the data entered by the applicants electronically or makes it available to third parties for the purpose of increasing the career opportunities of the applicant and persons interested in jobs. Beyond this, customer data is treated confidentially and not passed on to third parties. Likewise, the contracting parties undertake to treat all data and information in connection with the performance of the contract confidentially and not to make it accessible to third parties. This obligation remains in force beyond the termination of the contract. The contact details of a job seeker may be used exclusively for the purpose of filling a vacant position.

4. Warranty and Damages

The warranty period is 6 months. The contractual partner must check the listing immediately, but no later than within 48 hours after publication. Identifiable defects must be reported to the Operator in writing with precise written notification of the nature and extent of the defect, failing which any claims are excluded. If the notice of defects is not raised or not raised in time, the listing is deemed approved. The Operator is only liable in the event of intent or gross negligence; the Operator's liability for consequential damages and lost profit is excluded.

Maintenance work, updates or similar work are carried out by the Operator, where possible, in such a way that no downtime occurs. As far as possible, this work is announced online. In the event of interruptions or delays – for whatever reason, in particular also for technical reasons – no claims can be made against the Operator.

The Operator assumes no liability for unlawful content, violations of statutory requirements for job advertisements, or breaches of data protection and usage rights. The contractual partner indemnifies the Operator in this respect against all third-party claims. The Operator assumes no guarantee for the conclusion of an employment relationship between the contractual partner and third parties. If an employment relationship is concluded on the basis of a job advertisement published by the Operator, the Operator is liable neither for claims arising from the employment relationship nor for the professional suitability of the third party.

5. Final Provisions

5.1 Applicable Law

All legal relationships between the contracting parties are governed exclusively by the law of Liechtenstein.

5.2 Place of Performance and Jurisdiction

The place of performance is Vaduz/Liechtenstein. The place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from the contract, its conclusion, its execution or its cancellation is the court with subject-matter jurisdiction for Vaduz/Liechtenstein.

5.3 Contract Language

In the event of disputes in connection with a contract, other written agreements, cost estimates, offers, order confirmations, invoices, documents, records, price lists, catalogues, communications, etc., the German text is decisive.

5.4 Severability Clause

Should any provisions of these GTC be or become wholly or partially invalid, the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected in their validity. Any invalid provisions shall be replaced by those valid provisions that the parties would have agreed had they known of the invalidity, and which come closest in economic terms to the invalid provision.

5.5 Written Form, Changes to Contact Details

Declarations by letter, fax and email without a handwritten signature or digital signature satisfy the written form requirement. The contractual partner must notify changes to its address and contact details in writing without delay. If the contractual partner does not notify the changes and legally significant declarations therefore do not reach it, these are nevertheless deemed to have been received.