AGGREGATE WORKING TIME AND CALCULATION PERIOD Sample Clauses

AGGREGATE WORKING TIME AND CALCULATION PERIOD. The aggregate working time during each period of seven days may not exceed an average of 48 hours during a calculation period not exceeding four months. The employer and the salaried employee organisation may agree a calculation period of a maximum of 12 months. Such an agreement may apply to an individual salaried employee or to a group of salaried employees. Notice of termination of such an agreement shall be made at least three months before the end of the validity period. If the calculation period for the aggregate working time is extended, the affected salaried employee shall be compensated with a rest period or given other suitable protection. When calculating the aggregate working time, annual leave and sickness absence during the hours when the salaried employee would otherwise have worked shall be treated the same way as completed working time.
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