Leasing manpower Sample Clauses

Leasing manpower. As soon as possible and before the enterprise enters into a contract to lease workers in accordance with the current rules in Chapter 14 (§§ 14-12 and 14-13) of the Working Environment Act, the number and needs shall be discussed with the shop stewards, see §§ 9-3 to 9-6 of the Basic Agreement. The above does not apply when hiring temporary substitutes. In this connection see § 2, subsection 4.7, of the National Collective Agreement. For calling in extra help, see the National Collective Agreement, § 1, subsection 7.
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Leasing manpower. As soon as possible and before the enterprise enters into a contract to lease workers in accordance with the current rules in the Working Environment act, Chapter 14 (§§ 14-12 and 14-13), the scope and needs shall be discussed with the shop stewards, see the Basic Agreement § 9-3 - 9-6.

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