New Experts to Look at Overtime for Part-Time Workers
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The government's expert committee failed to agree on how overtime should be calculated for part-time employees. Now new experts are being appointed to solve the tangle.
They will find a solution to the part-time problem before Christmas.
The government's expert committee was unable to agree on how overtime should be calculated for part-time employees. Now lawyer Ingeborg Moen Borgerud will look into the matter together with social economist Steinar Holden.
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The government's expert committee failed to agree on how overtime should be calculated for part-time employees. Now new experts are being appointed to solve the tangle.
Minister of Labor and Inclusion Kjersti Stenseng has asked two experts to propose solutions that prevent discriminatory treatment of part-time employees when they work extra hours.
The government has no answers on what to do about the EU's overtime requirements for part-time employees. Now they are setting up a new committee after the previous one failed.
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