Home » PAM announced a ban on overtime and shift swaps Articles 01.03.2023 17:05 PAM announced a ban on overtime and shift swaps A ban on overtime and shift swaps on property services sector will start on Wednesday morning on March 1, 2023. Through this, the idea is to speed up the collective agreement negotiations between PAM and The Real Estate Employers (Kiinteistötyönantajat ry) representing the employer. Apteekkialan järjestöjen mukaan lääkeasioiden uudistuksen tulee tähdätä järkevään ja vaikuttavaan lääkehoitoon The collective agreement negotiations between PAM and The Real Estate Employers have continued on the last day of the contract period, 28 February, until late at night. PAM will start overtime and shift swap bans for work in the property service sector on Wednesday, March 1, 2023 at 06:00 a.m. The bans end with a separate announcement or when both parties have accepted the outcome of the negotiations or a settlement proposal by the National Conciliator in case mediation is opted. The ban on shift swaps concerns a shift swap suggested by the employer. The ban on overtime and shift swaps do not apply to emergency work or tasks where they would endanger functions vital to society or cause significant damage to the public interest. PAM and The Real Estate Employers will continue their negotiations again on Wednesday, March 1, 2023. More on negoations on the property services sector > Share Read next News immigration Rahim Alizada, PAM’s new network worker: “I want to promote immigrants’ inclusion in society” 29.8.2024 News collective agreement hotel and restaurant industry pay supervisors in hotel and restaurant industry Hotel, restaurant and leisure sector salaries to increase from September 1 – see instructions for checking your pay slip 29.8.2024 Press releases immigration legislation PAM’s statement: Attention should be paid to preventing labour exploitation rather than driving employees out of the country 19.8.2024
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