INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE PROCEDURES. Disputes concerning the provisions of this agreement shall be settled by industrial dispute procedures. Disputes concerning other parts of the Danish Holiday Act may be settled by industrial dispute procedures provided that this has been agreed in the individual case.
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INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE PROCEDURES. Where there is any disagreement on exercising the rights laid down in this agreement, this shall be handled according to the normal rules of industrial disputes and employment law. Where there are no such rules, the principle set out in section 33 of the Danish Labour Court Act shall apply, according to which the standard rules in place between DA and LO at any given time for handling industrial disputes shall apply. Agreement on retirement scheme The employee may be included in a retirement scheme from five years before the applicable retirement age for the employee.
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INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE PROCEDURES. Where there is any disagreement on access to the rights laid down in the present agreement, this shall be handled according to the normal rules of industrial disputes and employment law. Where there are no such rules, the principle set out in section 22 of the Danish Labour Court Act shall apply, according to which the standard rules in place between DA and LO at any given time for handling industrial disputes shall apply. Agreement on shift arrangements If on-call shifts and work in continuous operation are introduced, negotiations shall be opened locally. Either party can ask for the parties to the collective agreement to be involved. CONTINUOUS OPERATION Continuous operation is typically a set duty roster that provides cover 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Supplements are typically agreed for the second (evening) and third (night) shifts in the form of either a fixed percentage of pay or a fixed amount. The working hours for the third shift can be shorter. ON-CALL SHIFTS Pay for on-call shifts can be either in the form of a separate fee/supplement or part of function-based pay. On-call shifts can be planned in a variety of ways. The following are examples of shift types: • Telephone answering shifts without being contacted • Work during a telephone answering shift that is done from home • Work during a telephone answering shift for which the employee goes to the enterprise Travelling time may, if appropriate, be counted as working time. SUSTAINABILITY AND DIGITALISATION Organisation agreement on sustainability and digitalisation The parties agree that employees must be able to utilise the technology of digitalisation, as well as understand its possibilities and challenges. In recent years, there have been a number of new training programmes that focus on digitalisation and technology at several different educational levels. The parties agree to support and contribute towards more persons seeking training and continued training in order to develop their skills within digitalisation and technology. Technological understanding and digital skills are important, as is new knowledge and training, which equips newly trained persons to live up to the rising expectations for e.g. knowledge about sustainable technological solutions and climate impact. Technology and sustainability are closely linked and technological solutions will often be one of the paths to greener and more responsible products / services. With this in mind, the parties agree to work toward...
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