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  5. PAK Union of Associated Industries Limit [...]

Collective Agreements Database

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AGREEMENT / SETTLEMENT BETWEEN UNION OF ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LIMITED - 2001

The Employees Union Associated Industries Ltd. Nowshere (C.B.A) has served upon the Management of the factory a Demand Notice for Bonus bearing No. AIL/EU/53 dated 27th July 2001. The issue was discussed between the Union and the Management.

It was mutually agreed to pay an ex-gratia equivalent to 5 (five) months and 20 (Twenty) days (Basic salary + COLA) to all permanent employees of the company who were on the pay roll of the company on 30th June 2001. Except Management staff (Officers) This ex-gratia payment is for the year ending 30th June 2001.

All eligible employees with less than one-year service as on 30-06-2001 shall receive ex-gratia payment on pro-rata basis and calculations in all such cases shall be made strictly, according to procedure. Leave without pay for upto 40 (forty) days would be condoned for this purpose and cost of living allowance would be added to basic salary drawn by illegible employees on 30th June, 2001, for the purpose of calculation of the amount payable to each employee.

Employees who wish to pay up advance outstanding against their names are Welcome to exercise their option to do so.

The Management has, as a very special case, decided for this occasion only, that the above ex-gratia payment will also be made to all those employees who died or retired from the service of the company.

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PAK Union of Associated Industries Limited - 2011

Start date: → 2011-06-30
End date: → Not specified
Ratified by: → Other
Ratified on: → 2001-07-27
Name industry: → Manufacturing
Public/private sector: → In the private sector
Concluded by:
Name company: →  Union of Associated Industries Limited 

WAGES

Wages determined by means of pay scales: → No
Adjustment for rising costs of living: → 

Once only extra payment

Once only extra payment due to company performance: → Yes

Meal vouchers

Meal allowances provided: → No
Free legal assistance: → No
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