Common use of Foreign Personnel Clause in Contracts

Foreign Personnel. 2.3.1 For foreign personnel employed on international conditions, as well as rotation of foreign personnel from the same group, work that falls under the scope of the Agreement must be performed for compensation which, on the basis of an overall evaluation, costs the employer an equal amount as the total due to a similar employee who is covered under this Agreement and who performs similar work. Compensation and working hours shall be based on the assumption that the work during the calculation period shall not exceed an average of 33.6 hours per week. For the purpose of comparison, compensation shall only include payment which it is assumed that the employee will report for tax purposes. Such personnel shall only be utilized when necessary in order to manage peak work loads that the company does not have sufficient Norwegian personnel to cover, as well as when necessary in order to meet a need for specialized labor. The use of such personnel shall be discussed with the union representatives in advance. The use of such personnel, as well as the overall evaluation of the compensation level, shall be checked by Industry Energy and The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association, as the parties agree that this provision shall not lead to a situation wherein it becomes cheaper to use foreign labor as compared with Norwegian labor.

Foreign Personnel. 2.3.1 For As regards foreign personnel employed on international conditionsterms, as well as rotation rotations of foreign personnel from the same group, work that falls under the scope of the Agreement must be performed for compensation which, based on the basis of an overall evaluationa comprehensive assessment, costs the employer an amount equal amount as to the total due to a similar an equivalent employee who is covered under this Agreement and who performs similar equivalent work. Compensation and working hours shall be based on the assumption that the work during the calculation period shall not exceed an average of 33.6 hours per week. For the purpose of this comparison, compensation shall only include payment which it is assumed that the employee will presumably report for tax purposestaxation. Such personnel shall only be utilized utilised when necessary necessary, in order to manage peak work loads workloads that the company does not have sufficient Norwegian personnel to cover, as well as when necessary necessary, in order to meet a need for specialized laborlabour. The use of such personnel shall be discussed with the union representatives shop stewards in advance. The use of such personnel, as well as the overall evaluation comprehensive assessment of the compensation level, shall be checked by Industry Energy Industri Energi and The the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association, as the parties agree that this provision shall not lead to a situation wherein it becomes cheaper to use foreign labor labour as compared with Norwegian laborlabour.