Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Kamehasutra English Color Read

must fix the payment system "productivity" and "extraordinary services" Sign the ILP

representatives
CCOO are receiving numerous complaints from peers protesting the distribution system of "productivity" and the payment of "extraordinary services", protests have also come to the Board of PAS official. Studying

listings shows that disparity pay amounts for similar efforts , or in some cases he chooses to perform "service fees" and other productivity is payable, but more important is that trade union representatives not have any information or evidence about the reasons for both.

is not to question the fairness of the amounts paid or to draw the / as you have taken (so we do not include names in our report). But we want to establish mechanisms to ensure that the same system applies to everyone, since it seems that this is not always so .

In fact, after a study of payments made over a period of twelve months, we found that most of them respond to real needs of the service and they are really justified. However, we can see four negative correction is necessary: \u200b\u200b

Summary (see the detailed study in a link
at the end of the story)
exorbitant amounts : In a few cases are observed quantities payments are hardly justifiable. Possible discrimination

: We detected payments to peers who do the same work or are in the same circumstances of others who do not charge for these items. Discourage

: Basically because in many cases these payments are not linked to "objective" and rely solely on a favorable report from the heads or deans.

agreements Failure: In general they are not applying the criteria contained in Agreement of 19 November 2007 regulating the perception of a productivity by the PAS official nor apply the restrictions contained in the Instruction April 3, 2000 regulating the performance of outstanding services.

  1. detailed study of productivity and payments for extraordinary services performed in a twelve month period

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Remedy For Milia Under Eye 2011

against labor reform!

CCOO and UGT have launched a Popular Legislative Initiative (ILP) with the aim of reversing the labor reform approved by the Government. CCOO and UGT

will collect at least 500,000 signatures so that the text of the Labor Reform was again discussed at the Congress of Deputies.

The ILP may be signed by citizens of English nationality, aged 18 years and registered on the electoral roll, who must sign it with his name, DNI and municipality in which are included in the electoral lists. The law provides that the signature-gathering campaign to extend to nine months, ie December this year.

At the University of La Laguna CCOO start collecting signatures throughout the week. Text
  1. Popular Legislative Initiative (ILP)