Evaluation and work experience Sample Clauses

Evaluation and work experience. An employee who has two differently paid jobs with the same company shall be paid according to the higher-paid one, except if he takes the second as extra work. When an employee who is not specifically hired as a potential replacement for supervisor replaces his supervisor either because of vacation or sickness leave and this replacement lasts for one week or more the employee is entitled to remuneration for the replacement taking into account the responsibilities and the work effort required. Evaluations of work longevity with regard to wages shall be measured from the time an employee begins work for the company irrespective of employee’s age. The evaluation can first take place when the employee has reached 18 years of age. Evaluations of the work longevity of youths younger than 18 years of age in part-time work shall be measured as amount of hours worked. The amount of hours worked can be calculated from average wages. A full year measures 1,800 working hours. On evaluating work longevity with regard to wages 21 years of age equals 1 year of work in field of work, and 24 years of age give the right to a wage equal to the next work longevity step above. Work longevity defined under those provisions applies unconditionally to decisions made regarding higher work longevity steps in a table of wages. A commercial exam equals two years of work experience. If an employer requests written proof of work experience the employee shall, if possible, provide it, given that the previous employer is obliged to issue such documentation. For further information on work longevity see appropriate wages tables and contracts.
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