Labour protection delegates Sample Clauses

Labour protection delegates. The labour protection delegate shall enjoy the preferential employment security provided in section 10 of chapter 7 of the Employment Contracts Act (Työsopimuslaki, no. 55 of 2001). The labour protection delegate is entitled to participate on working time in labour protection training jointly approved by the federations. The employer shall pay the following separate monthly compensation to a senior salaried employee serving as a labour protection delegate unless otherwise agreed: Number of salaried employees represented by the labour protection delegate Monthly compensation until 28 February 2014 (EUR) Monthly compensation as of 1 Mars 2014 (EUR) 10 - 24 60 63 25 - 50 65 68 51 - 100 72 76 101 - 200 82 86 201 - 400 92 97 401 - 600 107 112 more than 600 121 127 Section 13 Negotiating procedure‌ Matters arising from the employment relationship shall be considered initially between the senior salaried employee and the supervisor thereof. If the senior salaried employee is unable to reach agreement with the said supervisor concerning the terms of employment, then the senior salaried employee shall be entitled to refer the matter to a more senior supervisor. Should no accord be reached, then the matter may be referred to the representative and the employer’s representative for consideration. Local negotiations shall be initiated no later than one week after such negotiations have been proposed by either of the parties. Where no agreement can be reached locally, or where a difference of opinion arises concerning the interpretation of this agreement, a memorandum of dispute shall be prepared at the request of either of the parties no later than one week after the negotiations have ended, after which the matter may be referred for further negotiation between the Federation of Professional and Managerial Staff – YTN and The Federation of Finnish Technology Industries.
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Labour protection delegates. The labour protection delegate shall enjoy the preferential employment se- curity provided in section 10 of chapter 7 of the Employment Contracts Act (Työsopimuslaki, no. 55 of 2001). The labour protection delegate is entitled to participate on working time in labour protection training jointly approved by the federations. The employer shall pay the following separate monthly compensation to a senior salaried employee serving as a labour protection delegate unless otherwise agreed: Number of salaried em- ployees rep- resented by the labour protection delegate Monthly compensa- tion as of 1.1. 2017 (EUR) 5 - 24 65 25 - 50 70 51 - 100 78 101 - 200 89 201 - 400 100 401 - 600 115 over 600 132
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