Supplementary work carried Sample Clauses

Supplementary work carried out by a worker on a part-time contract is held to be work carried out over and beyond the contractual working hours established by the parties, but within the limits of the weekly working hours established for full-time workers in Art. 8 below of the Specific Part. The use of supplementary work, in the framework of horizontal or mixed part- time work contracts, is permitted for as many as 15 hours a week, if there are technical/organisational, business or substitution reasons for this. The worker may refuse to carry out supplementary work, where justified, only on account of proven work, health, family or professional training requirements. The hours of supplementary work will be paid on the basis of the following echelons and in relation to each week: - with a 10% increase for the first four hours; - with a 35% increase from the fifth to the tenth hour; - with a 45% increase from the tenth hour onwards. The payment will be made on a monthly basis and the calculation will be contained in the pay slip for the month after the month in question. If there are other types of increases, the greater increases will absorb the lesser ones. Any work rendered over and beyond the daily hours applied for full-time personnel at each single company will be remunerated by the increases established under contract for overtime work. The variation in the time span of the work rendered, i.e. relating to an increase in its duration, must be notified to the worker with two working days advance notice.
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