A distributor owner put it to me this way: "I have a timekeeping system that works great for my administrative staff. But half of my people are under the truckers' union agreement. Do I apply the same rule to them?". The short answer is that the clock is the same, but the rules attached to that clock are not. When staff is covered by a collective bargaining agreement, attendance tracking must respect what that agreement has stipulated: working hours, days off, bonuses, and breaks. Here I explain how the CCT, internal regulations, and time records coexist, and why you have to be more precise with union delegates.
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Timekeeping for unionized employees in Argentina
Is your staff covered by a collective bargaining agreement? The CCT (Collective Bargaining Agreement) can set working hours, days off, and bonuses that differ from the LCT (Labor Contract Law). How the collective agreement, internal regulations, and attendance records coexist, and what extra care is required for the timekeeping of union delegates in Argentina.
July 16, 20268 min de lectura read
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