Supermarket letter – 23

By Published On: 17-05-2018Categories: label11, SupermarketsTags:

                                                                  SUPERMARKET NEWSLETTER NO. 23

 

1. AH may not reduce wages when taking over personnel from AH franchisees;

2. Unjustified statements by FNV about wages and rickety seats of AH franchisee;   

3. Albert Heijn liable for a slippery floor.

In a case from FNV against Albert Heijn about employees whose wages at a franchisee were higher than the collective labor agreement wages, the question was whether Albert Heijn could reduce wages if it had taken over the franchisee’s shop.

 

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