Transitional arrangements in connection with Sanquin CLA 2001 Sample Clauses

Transitional arrangements in connection with Sanquin CLA 2001. This CLA applies to the employees of Sanquin. The parties to this agreement have established that, prior to the harmonisation of the employment conditions for (groups of) employees as realised in the Sanquin CLA 2001, other authorised arrangements may have applied than those laid down in that CLA. This called for arrangements for those (groups of) employees. Parties have reviewed the transitional arrangements in 2011. For now, the following transitional arrangements remain in force: Holiday hours – For those who were employed before 1 July 2001, and to whom the AVR (Dutch employment conditions) for holidays applied, it applies from that date on that the basic number of holiday hours in case of full-time employment is 173 hours per calendar year (24 days of 7.2 hours for a 36-hour working week), irrespective of the position in the wage integration table.
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