As of January 1st, the distribution of the vacation leave allowance, known as K-15, shows that only 15 percent of employees have received the payment. The reported average net pay across the sector was 28,562 denars. Regulations governing this allowance vary significantly between the private and public sectors.
Under the General Collective Agreement for the private sector, employers are mandated to ensure a minimum payment of 19,567 denars. This threshold is calculated based on 40 percent of the average net pay recorded over the preceding three months, according to data published by the State Statistical Office. This obligation, however, can be adjusted if a company successfully demonstrates economic difficulties.
For employees within the public sector, the General Collective Agreement stipulates a fixed allowance of 13,560 denars. This amount represents 30 percent of the average net pay from the previous year. It is noted that in certain specialized activities, the specific terms and amounts for the vacation leave allowance may be established through departmental collective agreements rather than the general regulations.
These differing percentages and base calculations ensure compliance with sector-specific labor standards when distributing the payment in January.
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