Starting wages and wages for under 18s Sample Clauses

Starting wages and wages for under 18s. In this Agreement, starting wages are on the basis of the employee having reached 18 years of age and having gained competence to do the job in question. A training period assumes a maximum of 300 hours with the employer or 500 hours in the employment sector after reaching the age of 16. During a training period. It is authorised to pay 95% of starting wages. An employee who has reached 22 years of age shall never however receive lower pay than, as per 1 year increment 1, see Article 1.1.3. Wages for 17-year-olds are 89% of starting wages, for 16- year-olds, 84%, for 15-year-olds, 71% and for 14-year-olds it is 62% of the same base. Age bonus for employees under 18 years of age are based on year of birth.
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Starting wages and wages for under 18s. In this Agreement, starting wages are on the basis of the employee having reached 18 years of age and having gained competence to do the job in question. A training period assumes a maximum of 300 hours with the employer or 500 hours in the employment sector after reaching the age of 16. During a training period. It is authorised to pay 95% of starting wages. An employee who has reached 22 years of age shall never however receive lower pay than, as per 1 year bonus step 1, see article 1.1.3. Wages for 17-year-olds are 89% of starting wages, for 16- year-olds, 84%, for 15-year-olds, 71% and for 14-year-olds it is 62% of the same base. Age bonus for employees under 18 years of age are based on year of birth. Wages for workers under 18 years of age in fisheries are pursuant to article 18.1. Worker shall submit confirmation of experience in the industry, and length of service is assessed from and including the next end of month after confirmation is submitted.
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