Individual guarantees. 1. Classification guarantee a. to an employee who is younger than 55 and who, due to a lack of work over a longer period at a level corresponding to his/her grade, must be transferred to a lower level job, in which case classification into the next lower grade will follow. b. if the employee’s job level is lowered because the employee’s contribution over a longer period does not meet the job requirements. c. in case of measures such as: • the closure of a plant or business unit; • a significant and permanent change in the employee’s tasks; • a drastic reduction in the staffing levels of a plant or business unit; • another grading as a result of an organization wide function evaluation. In such instances the employer will make further arrangements in consultation with the organizations.
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Samples: Collective Labor Agreement, Collective Labor Agreement, Collective Labor Agreement
Individual guarantees. 1. Classification guarantee
a. to an employee who is younger than 55 and who, due to a lack of work over a longer period of time at a level corresponding to his/her grade, must be transferred to a lower level job, in which case classification into the next lower grade will follow.
b. if the employee’s job level is lowered because the employee’s contribution over a longer period of time does not meet the job requirements.
c. in case of measures such as: • - the closure of a plant or business unit; • - a significant and permanent change in the employee’s tasks; • - a drastic reduction in the staffing levels of a plant or business unit; • another grading as a result of an organization wide function evaluation. In such instances the employer will make further arrangements in consultation with the organizations.
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Samples: Collective Labor Agreement, Collective Labor Agreement
Individual guarantees. 1. Classification guarantee
a. to an employee who is younger than 55 and who, due to a lack of work over a longer period of time at a level corresponding to his/her grade, must be transferred to a lower lower-level job, in which case classification into the next lower grade will follow.
b. if the employee’s job level is lowered because the employee’s contribution over a longer period of time does not meet the job requirements.
c. in case of measures such as: • - the closure of a plant or business unit; • - a significant and permanent change in the employee’s tasks; • - a drastic reduction in the staffing levels of a plant or business unit; • another grading as a result of an organization wide function evaluation. In such instances the employer will make further arrangements in consultation with the organizations.
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Samples: Collective Labor Agreement