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ARTICLE · 25 JULY 2018

Transport And Clothing Allowances In Part-Time Contracts

It is well known that the first rule to be applied is the provisions of the Collective Agreement itself.

SpainEmployment and HR

In relation to STS 22nd March 2018



It seems obvious that part-time and reduced-hours workers who work fewer days than comparable full-time workers are entitled to transport or distance bonus in proportion to the ratio of the days actually worked. But the question that arises is, if these workers provide services on the same days as full-time workers, will the amount of the transport allowance be independent of the agreed duration of the working day, and what happens to the clothing allowance?

If a Collective Agreement does not specify in terms of the extent to which certain rights are available, this means that the principle of equality in absolute terms must be applied, or that absence of this must not prevent the rule of proportionality in terms of wages, bonuses and other rights which by their nature are measurable from being applied.

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