Salary grounds Clause Samples

The 'Salary grounds' clause defines the basis on which an employee's salary is determined and managed within an agreement. It typically outlines the amount, frequency, and method of salary payments, and may specify conditions for salary adjustments, deductions, or bonuses. For example, it might state that salary is paid monthly via direct deposit and is subject to annual review. This clause ensures transparency and mutual understanding regarding compensation, helping to prevent disputes over pay and clarifying the employer's obligations.
Salary grounds. An office employee shall be paid the table-specified salary determined on the basis of the demand level of the tasks and, in salary groups 001 and 002, a personal salary component based on competence and personal work performance, as well as any other fixed salary components belonging to the scope of application of this salary- related appendix.
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Salary grounds. ‌ § Salary‌ The salary of jobs related to urban railway consists of a work-specific monthly sala- ry, personal percentage and separate additional payments. 1.5.2018 1.4.2019 Driving a tram in accordance with given instructions so that the required traffic reliability and safety is achieved and the issued service promise can be imple- mented.
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