Illness From the 15th Calendar Day Sample Clauses

Illness From the 15th Calendar Day. For each day of illness (including non-working weekdays, Sundays and holidays) a sick deduction shall be made according to the following: Monthly salary means, in addition to what is stated in 10.3.5, also benefits in the form of meals or accommodation valued according to the directions of the Swedish Tax Agency. The sick deduction is calculated differently depending on whether the salaried employee’s monthly salary is greater or smaller than a certain salary limit. This salary limit is calculated as 7.5 x the price base amount(pbb)1 1 Translator's note: the "price base amount" (Sw. prisbasbelopp) is an indexed amount determined each year under the Social Insurance Code (2010:110). example 2013: Pbb: year 2013 SEK 44,500. The salary limit is then: 7.5 x SEK 44,500 = SEK 27,813 for 2013 12 For salaried employees with a monthly salary not exceeding the salary limit: 90 % x the monthly salary x 12 365 For salaried employees with a monthly salary exceeding the salary limit: A sick deduction is made by: 90 % x 7.5 x pbb + 10 % x the monthly salary x 12 - 7.5 x pbb 365 365 Maximum Sick Deduction Per Day The sick deduction per day may not exceed: the fixed monthly salary in cash x 12 365 In this context, the following is included in the monthly salary - fixed monthly salary supplements (e.g., fixed shift supplements or overtime supplements) - such commissions, profit sharing, bonuses, or the like, earned during periods of absence without a direct connection to the personal work efforts of the salaried employee - guaranteed minimum commissions or the like. For a definition of monthly salary, see 10.3.5.
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