Common use of Periodic salary increase Clause in Contracts

Periodic salary increase. Standard increase after appraisal 1. An employee who has not yet reached the maximum salary of their salary scale yet, can qualify for a salary increase every year after having been appraised on the basis of pre-set criteria. 2. If the employee is not appraised on the basis of pre-set criteria, the standard increase shall be assigned every year, with effect from 1 January (or another date to be established in local consultation) until the maximum salary for the job level in question has been reached. 3. If an employee is absent for a long period and cannot be appraised as a result, no standard increase shall be applied unless the Minimum Wage Act (Wet minimumloon) applies (article 11.3). 4. If an employee is absent for a long period and cannot be appraised as a result, no standard increase shall be applied unless scales for apprentice journalists or novice journalists (job category of Newspaper Journalists) apply (article 13.3 and article 13.4) or apprentice scales (job category of Free Local Newspaper Journalists: article 16.5).

Periodic salary increase. Standard increase after appraisal 1. An employee who has not yet reached the maximum salary of their salary scale yet, can qualify for a salary increase every year after having been appraised on the basis of pre-set criteria. 2. If the employee is not appraised on the basis of pre-set criteria, the standard increase shall be assigned every year, with effect from 1 January (or another date to be established in local consultation) until the maximum salary for the job level in question has been reached. 3. If an employee is absent for a long period and cannot be appraised as a result, no standard increase shall be applied unless the Minimum Wage Act age scales (Wet minimumloonjob category of Book and Magazine Publishing) applies apply (article 11.3). 4. If an employee is absent for a long period and cannot be appraised as a result, no standard increase shall be applied unless scales for apprentice journalists or novice journalists (job category of Newspaper Journalists) apply (article 13.3 and article 13.4) or apprentice scales (job category of Journalists working for Free Local Newspaper JournalistsNewspapers: article 16.5).