Common use of Pilot schemes Clause in Contracts

Pilot schemes. 1. Subject to local agreement and approval by the organisations, it may be agreed to use pilot schemes which deviate from the pro- visions of the collective agreement, for example – based on local agreements – to supplement and derogate from the agreement’s provisions on working hours, the introduction of alternative col- laboration forms, job rotation, mixed work teams or common pay types for various trade groups.

Pilot schemes. 1. Subject to local agreement and the approval by of the organisations, it pilot schemes may be locally agreed to use pilot schemes which deviate that involve departing from the pro- visions provisions of the col- lective agreement. Examples of such local agreements are xxxxxx- xxxxxxx and circumventing the provisions on working hours of the collective agreement, for example – based on local agreements – to supplement and derogate from the agreement’s provisions on working hours, the introduction of alternative col- laboration formsforms of coop- eration, job rotation, mixed work teams or common establishment of multi-gangs and joint forms of pay types for various between different trade groups.

Pilot schemes. 1. Subject to local agreement and the approval by of the organisations, it pilot schemes may be agreed to use pilot schemes which deviate locally that involve departing from the pro- visions provisions of the col- lective agreement. Examples of such local agreements are xxxxxx- xxxxxxx and circumventing the provisions on working hours of the collective agreement, for example – based on local agreements – to supplement and derogate from the agreement’s provisions on working hours, the introduction of alternative col- laboration formsforms of xxxxxx- ation, job rotation, mixed work teams or common establishment of multi-gangs and joint forms of pay types for various between different trade groups.