ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS IN COMPANY PENSION SCHEMES Sample Clauses

ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS IN COMPANY PENSION SCHEMES. The parties agree that it is essential that the administrative costs of company pension schemes are responsible and that costs should be kept at an appropri- ately low level. The costs should thus always correspond to the services which the individual employee/pensioner are granted. FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ON HARASSMENT AND VIOLENCE Agreement on the Implementation of the Framework Agreement on Harassment and Violence at Work (Aftale om implementering af rammeaftalen om chikane og xxxx xx xrxxxxxxxxdsen) HK/Privat, HK HANDEL and Xxxxx Xxxverv Arbejdsgiver have entered into the following agreement to implement the European framework agreement between BusinessEurope, UEAPME, CEEP and ETUC on harassment and violence at work of 26 April 2007. The parties agree that it is a joint effort to work to prevent harassment and violence at work, and to follow up any instances where employees, managers or employers are subjected to bullying, harassment and violence. The purpose of the agreement is to raise awareness and knowledge about bully- ing, harassment and violence at the workplace, and to provide workplaces with an action-oriented framework to identify, prevent and manage issues of bullying, harassment and violence. It is agreed that the parties have already prepared ma- terial regarding the handling of bullying through the cooperation in BAR Privat Kontor. During the collective agreement period, the parties will discuss the framework within which problems with bullying, harassment and violence can best be solved. The parties will investigate whether further tools need to be developed for work- places to use to prevent and manage harassment and violence. These tools may be developed under the auspices of BAR Privat Kontor. The parties will also discuss how knowledge of bullying, harassment and violence can be disseminated to employers, managers and employees. FIXED-TERM EMPLOYMENT Agreement on the implementation of the directive on fixed-term employment Implementation of Council Directive 1999/70/EC of 28 June 1999 on the frame- work agreement concerning fixed-term work entered into by ETUC, UNICE and CEEP. Xxnsk Erhverv Arbejdsgiver and HK/Privat – HK HANDEL have xxxxxxx into the following agreement in order to implement Council Directive 99/70/EC of 28 June 1999 on the framework agreement concerning fixed-term work in the office and warehouse workers’ collective agreement. The parties to the collective agreement agree: • that the collective agreements in force betwe...
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ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS IN COMPANY PENSION SCHEMES. The parties agree that it is essential that the administrative costs of company pension schemes are responsible and that costs should be kept at an appropri- ately low level. The costs should thus always correspond to the services which the individual employee/pensioner are granted. Guide to changing pension provider The following rules shall apply for changing pension provider. Companies covered by a collective agreement that wish to change their pension provider may do so. However, this does not apply to companies which have previously had pension agreements with FunktionærPension, or which are otherwise covered by the FunktionærPension portfolio in Pension for salaried 55 employees – PFA Pension. Finally, companies that have not already entered into a pension scheme prior to entering into the collective agreement and which are thus covered by Pension for Salaried Employees on accession of the collective agreement, cannot change their pension provider unless the parties come to an agreement on this. The conditions for changing pension provider are: • A vote on the change of pension provider must take place among the em- ployees entitled to pension at the company. • The company must inform employees about the details and consequences of a possible change. If a majority of the votes cast are in favour of a change of provider, this can take place. • When changing provider, the conditions set out in the collective agreement must be met. These conditions are that there must be disability and death cover of at least DKK 60,000.00 and an old-age pension. • The transfer of the employees' deposits in connection with a switch must be done at no cost to the employees. Thus, no deductions may be made from the deposits – neither at the transferring nor the receiving company. It is often the company that takes the initiative to switch pension providers, pos- sibly at the request of employees. It is important for employees that the process of changing pension provider is carried out in a safe and secure manner.

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