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Seamen's Pay-Setting

Original Language Title: Merimiesten palkkaturva-asetus

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Seamen's wage restraint regulation

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The presentation of the Minister for Labour is governed by the Law of 21 December 1979 on the (927/79) (2) and Article 18:

ARTICLE 1 (18.12.1995-1476)

The mercenary law of the sailors (927/79) For the purposes of the consultation referred to in paragraph 1, a period of three to 14 days shall be reserved for the employer or, if it has been declared bankrupt, to the administration of the bankruptcy. The application period may be extended to 21 days. The employee must be given the same time to give an explanation.

ARTICLE 2

The bailiff and the bankruptcy management or other settlement body of the employer shall be obliged to provide the employment services of the seamen with all the information necessary for the implementation of the Civil Protection Act.

The bailiff is also obliged to indicate whether the employee is subject to the outlet or the object of the arrest warrant.

ARTICLE 3

Upon request, the tax office shall inform the lfd, whether or not the employer has failed to pay the advances in advance and the employer's social security contributions, and shall provide assistance to the For the purpose of checking the information referred to in Article 17 (1) of the Civil Protection Act concerning the employer's accounts, as required by Article 17 (1) of the Civil Protection Act. (18.12.1995-1476)

In the case referred to in paragraph 1, the employer shall make a request for verification of the information referred to in the said paragraph, on the request of the relevant official of the Tax Office.

§ 4 (30.12.1992/1993)

The remuneration shall be paid to the bank account indicated by the employee or to the address indicated by him via the post office giro within one week of the pay security decision.

The right to seek protection for employees on behalf of employees is in force, as laid down in Article 7a, 7b and Article 7 (b) of the wage regulation. (18.12.1995-1476)

§ 5 (18.12.1995-1476)

The office of the county of the county of Uusimaa shall represent the State in the legal proceedings relating to the protection of seamen and shall ensure the recovery of the State's claim based on the payment of the wages of the seamen. These tasks may be withheld by the Ministry of Labour in relation to a matter or group of cases.

The Office shall have the right to obtain administrative assistance in respect of the use of State speaking power in the event of bankruptcy, in the case of legal proceedings or other matters relating to the succession, from the provincial tax offices in charge of succession and law enforcement; or From the tax government.

ARTICLE 6 (18.12.1995-1476)

The Ministry of Labour may grant a deferral fee as referred to in Article 6 (3) of the Law on the Civil Protection of Seamen, or exempt from the obligation of payment of the employer or other payment obligation in full or in part, if the amount of the State's claim does not exceed 1 -3,000 marks. Similarly, the bureau of the labour force may grant a deferral or exempt from the payment obligation where the amount of the State's claim does not exceed 500,000 marks.

§ 7

The Wage Protection Regulation Article 10 (883/73) Of the Ministry of Labour is also assisted by the Ministry of Labour in the field of pay security for seamen.

§ 8

At the request of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, the Merchant Tax Board shall provide assistance to the Ministry of Employment in respect of the payment of the deduction of the seamen's tax referred to in Article 10 (1) of the Civil Protection Act.

§ 9

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 March 1981.

Entry into force and application of amending acts:

21 DECEMBER 1990/1198:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1991.

30.12.1992/1592:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1993.

18.12.1995/1476:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1996.