What we want
We stand up for you:
…and also for
We want an objective procedure for internal and external training offers, e.g. through a Fresenius training voucher for all and not a nose factor. The entitlement to statutory training leave must be taken into account in personnel planning.
If a position is suitable for part-time employment, it must also be advertised as such in accordance with the Part-Time and Fixed-term Employment Act (Section 7). Part-time jobs help reconcile family and career and make Fresenius Medical Care more attractive to skilled workers.
Based on the job description, positions in the pay scale area must be correctly classified and advertised in accordance with the federal pay scale agreement. There should no longer be a “minimum grouping.” Jobs may not, for example, be advertised with E9 and then filled with an external person and a non-tariff salary!
We want a job advertisement to be published internally first and then filled internally as a priority. To this end, we want to adapt the “Selection Guidelines” company agreement. Exceptions would be possible for specialists. We don’t want a minimum salary but a pay scale in line with the collective agreement!
We want a company agreement with objective criteria to regulate the entitlement to partial retirement for all. The framework conditions for this are already set out in the IGBCE’s collective agreement on working life and demographics. The granting of partial retirement must not depend on the goodwill of the manager!
Those who do not have a permanent employment contract cannot plan their future. It is hard to see why, in times of a shortage of skilled workers, fixed-term contracts are still being concluded without a material reason.
We want to conclude a company agreement so that the Careflex supplementary long-term care insurance launched in 2021 for all employees in the chemical industry covered by collective agreements also applies to you as a colleague not covered by collective agreements with identical conditions.
In times of skills shortages, attractive benefits are needed for existing and new employees.
We want Managers abroad to be informed about important German laws, such as the Working Hours Act and protection against dismissal, as well as about valid company agreements. The employer must offer and carry out appropriate training.