Company-specific productivity salary Sample Clauses

Company-specific productivity salary component At the company level, a company-specific productivity salary component substituting for or supplementing other salary specified in the collective labour agreement may be utilised. The grounds for utilisation of this salary component and its cost impact are to be agreed between the parties to the collective labour agreement. In this case, it may be agreed that the content of the salary component shall be set in more detail locally at the company level in conformance with Section 47 of the collective labour agreement. SALARY APPENDIX Y (CORPORATE SALES)‌ Collective Labour Agreement 60 SC: Y1
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