A collective bargaining is an essential tool for improving working and pay conditions in a company, group of companies or an entire sector.
It is an agreement reached, after negotiation, between employee representatives and the employer(s) concerned. Collective agreements are an important instrument for defending employees’ interests, as they generally contain provisions that are more favorable than the law, particularly in terms of :
Collective agreements can thus enable workers to benefit from wage increases through a wage scale that includes automatic promotions, extra-legal days off, flexible working hours, 13th month bonuses or even better-than-legal bonuses (for night work, Sundays or Saturdays, etc.).
It is also important to note that collective bargaining agreements are first and foremost an instrument for providing benefits on an equitable basis to all employees of a company or sector.
Some key facts about CBAs:
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