Irregular hours allowance Clause Samples

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Irregular hours allowance. 1. Employees who work outside the normal working time framework (see article 5.2) will receive an irregular hours allowance. The level of the irregular hours allowance was stipulated with the Central Works Council. 2. The irregular hours allowance is also paid if the employee falls ill during the present shift. The employee receives the irregular hours allowance that they would have otherwise received for their scheduled shift. 3. During holidays and prolonged sickness employees receive the average of the irregular hours allowance that they earned in the 12 months prior to the holiday or prolonged sickness.
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