Determination of the employee’s individual wage element Sample Clauses

Determination of the employee’s individual wage element. A supervisor shall evaluate the employee’s competence in accordance with the local measuring system. The employee’s individual wage element must correspond to the employee’s competence. The grounds for determining the individual wage element shall be explained to the employee. The individual wage element of a new employee shall be determined no later than four months after the employment begins. The job-specific wage element shall serve as the employee’s basic wage before the individual wage element is determined.
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