Common use of COMMISSION WORK Clause in Contracts

COMMISSION WORK. (a) The basis of the commission which an employer contracts to pay a motor vehicle sales person or traveller in addition to his wage shall be specified in writing. (b) Either party to a contract such as is referred to in paragraph (a) of this sub- clause who intends to cancel or negotiate a change in the basis of the contract shall, after consultation, give four weeks' written notice of such intention to the other party, and no cancellation of or change in the terms of the contract shall be effective unless such notice has been given: Provided that less than four weeks' written notice may be given by the employer if he wishes to increase the rate of commission.

COMMISSION WORK. (a) The basis of the commission which an employer contracts to pay a motor vehicle parts salesperson or service supply sales person or traveller in addition to his wage shall be specified in writing. (b) Either party to a contract such as is referred to in paragraph (a) of this sub- clause subclause who intends to cancel or negotiate a change in the basis of the contract shall, after consultation, give four weeks' one week’s written notice of such intention to the other party, and no cancellation of or change in the terms of the contract shall be effective unless such notice has been given: Provided that less than four weeks' one week’s written notice may be given by the employer if he wishes to increase the rate of commission.”