Which contract is better?

Which type of contract is better: a collective agreement or a standard collective agreement? I've just noticed that a standard collective agreement isn't so great for low-paying jobs. Pay increases are rejected with the excuse "we pay according to the collective agreement, so a pay increase isn't possible."

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meinePerle79
1 year ago

A collective agreement contains provisions on the general "framework conditions" of employment contracts in a specific sector.

In addition, these are long-term oriented.

Of course, there is no room for wage increases. These are automatic and fixed.

But you can get more money through voluntary allowances.

meinePerle79
1 year ago
Reply to  Ani1994

A typical coat collective agreement is for example the TVÖD.

A single collective agreement as a supplement would then be Zb of the letter N (TÖVDn)

There's no worse because there's something else in every TV. It depends on that.

ronalda
1 year ago

Right. Better not a collective agreement.