GROSS WAGE AGREEMENTS Sample Clauses

GROSS WAGE AGREEMENTS. Gross wage agreements, i.e. agreements whereby the wages are determined on the condition that the employee takes the initiative to establish and finance the contribution to a pension scheme from his/her wages, shall be respected to the extent that they can be documented and have been entered into before the end of December 1992 and also subject to the following conditions: Based on a gross wage agreement, a pension scheme must be established that fulfils the requirements for existing agreements set out in this agreement, cf. the information above about contributions in existing schemes. A gross wage agree- ment which the employee has not followed up by establishing a pension scheme by 1 November 1993 – for companies which will be covered by a collective agreement in the future, no later than 3 months after the collective agreement has come into force – must be followed up at the company's request, so that a pension scheme is established. In connection with this, the company is entitled to withhold an amount from the employee's gross pay corresponding to the collectively agreed pension contribu- tion (the sum of the collectively agreed employee and employer contributions). If this has not taken place within the deadline, a pension scheme for the employees in question must be established in the scheme established by the parties to the collective agreement. The full contribution is withheld by the company from gross wages and paid to the company. Gross wage agreements entered into in the period from 1 January 1993 shall be followed up by establishing a pension scheme within the pension scheme estab- lished by the parties. In connection with this, employers are entitled to withhold an amount from the employee's gross wages, corresponding to the collectively agreed pension contribution (the sum of the collectively agreed employee and employer contributions).
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