#TRST2610676VNotice Regarding the Extension of Amendments to the National Collective Agreement for Building Caretakers, Concierges, and Employees
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This notice outlines the intent to make certain amendments to the national collective agreement for building caretakers and concierges mandatory for all employers and employees covered by the agreement. The changes address health insurance and provident plans. Stakeholders have a brief period to submit comments or objections before the amendments become effective.
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Key Changes
- Mandatory extension of amendments to the collective agreement.
- Adjustments related to health and provident insurance schemes.
- Stakeholder feedback period before changes become effective.
Obligations
What this law requires
All employers in the caretakers, concierges, and building employees sector must comply with the stipulations of Amendments No. 5 and No. 6 regarding healthcare and pension plans once they are made mandatory.
Organizations and interested parties must submit their comments or objections regarding the amendments to the collective agreement within a period of fifteen days.
Professional employer organizations recognized as representative must notify their written opposition to the extension of the amendments within one month, following the established procedures under the Labor Code.
Interested organizations and individuals must submit their observations and opinions regarding the proposed generalization of the amendments to the Ministry of Labor and Solidarity within 15 days.
Recognized employer professional organizations may submit a written and reasoned opposition to the extension of the amendments within one month.