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Collective agreements

The minimum condition that must be followed in employment contracts and relationships are defined in a collective agreement. It defines e.g. salaries, bonuses, working hours, annual leave, and compensation for public holidays, as well as other key employment conditions. Separate negotiations are conducted for each agreement by trade unions and negotiation organizations formed by trade unions.

SuPer represents practical nurses and social and health care professionals with vocational upper secondary qualifications both locally and in national collective bargaining.

Which collective agreement do I apply?

SuPer negotiates on behalf of its members for eight different collective agreements in the public and private sectors. The public sector includes the state, municipalities, and wellbeing services counties. Employers include institutions and workplaces that are not corporate entities. Examples of public sector workplaces include health centers, hospitals, daycares, and municipal schools.

The private sector includes companies, including state or municipally-owned companies, businesses, and foundations. Examples of jobs in the private sector include elderly care homes, mental health and substance abuse units, home care, day care, private hospitals and health centers, and rehabilitation facilities.

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