Travel work abroad Sample Clauses

Travel work abroad. Where employees are sent out to work abroad, including the Faroe Islands and Greenland, a written agreement shall be made prior to the commencement of the trip, setting out working hours, pay and working conditions, transportation, the currency in which the pay is to be paid, any allowances in cash or kind during the stay, including board and lodging, the duration of the work to be performed abroad, any insurances taken out for the employee and terms and conditions in case of any subsequent continuation of the employment in Denmark. This provision supplements clause 37(1)-(5) and the note. Transportation shall mean the journey there and back as well as any local transportation. Clause 21 Employee´s use of their own motor vehicles in the service of the enterprise‌
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Travel work abroad. When employees are deployed abroad, including the Faroe Islands and Greenland, a written agreement shall be made prior to the commencement of the journey, setting out working hours, pay and working conditions, transport*, the currency in which the wages is to be paid, any allowances in cash or kind during the stay, including board and lodging, the duration of the work to be performed abroad, any insurances taken out for the employee and terms and conditions in case of any subsequent continuation of the employment in Denmark. * Transport shall mean the journey there and back as well as any local transport. Refer to appendix 10. The following subclause 3 replaces the above subclause 3, as of 1 July 2023, when the Danish legislation implementing the Working Conditions Directive enters into force: When employees are sent to work abroad, including the Faroe Islands and Greenland, a written agreement must be made prior to the start of the trip on:

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