Extremely dirty work. See also the Common Part, § 8.4 If the parties at the enterprise do not agree otherwise, a supplement of NOK 9.74 per hour shall be paid for extremely dirty work.
Extremely dirty work. What is to be defined as extremely dirty, must be determined relative to the general nature of the work at the individual enterprise. Whether the work is extremely dirty shall be determined prior to starting the work. If a dispute arises at an enterprise as to whether a dirt supplement shall be paid for a job, the employees may not, on those grounds, refuse to perform the work or demand to be transferred to other work. At enterprises where work of a dirty nature is frequent, it is a precondition that this is taken into consideration when determining the ordinary wage rates at the enterprise. Note on § 8.4 Does not apply to the Technology and Computer and Textile and Apparel Industry Parts. See also: • Engineering Industry Part § 5.5 • Technology and Computer Industry Part § 5.4 • Textile and Apparel Industry Part, Chapter IV
Extremely dirty work. What is to be defined as extremely dirty, must be determined relative to the general nature of the work at the individual enter- prise. Whether the work is extremely dirty shall be determined prior to starting the work. If a dispute arises at an enterprise as to whether a dirt supple- ment shall be paid for a job, the employees may not, on those grounds, refuse to perform the work or demand to be transferred to other work.
Extremely dirty work. What is to be defined as extremely dirty, must be determined relative to the general nature of the work at the individual enterprise. Whether the work is extremely dirty shall be determined prior to starting the work.
