Germany: electricians acquired minimum wage

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18 September 2007 à 14h26

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The IG Metall trade union, the central union of electric industries and of communication skills (ZVEH) and the federal Minister of Employment signed an agreement on the creation of a minimum wage which will concern 270.000 employees. It will be retroactive from September 1, 2007. (Ref. 070763)
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The tariff commission (Tarifausschuss) of the federal ministry of employment, equally composed of representatives from the Ministry, trade unions, and employers decided, on September 17, that the collective agreement on a minimum wage which had been negotiated beforehand between the IG Metall and the ZVEH – which represents 80.000 small and medium-size businesses – would beneficiate from a general obligation declaration (Allgemeinverbindlicherklärung). According to German law, social partners f

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