Practice question · Select all that apply
Which are minimum floors the individual contract cannot dig beneath?
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- A floor is something an individual contract may exceed but not undercut.
- A specific salary figure for everyone is not a legal floor.
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- B. The legally set wage floor
- C. The 40-hour average weekly maximum
- D. The 30-day minimum annual vacation
Why
Wage floor, vacation floor, hours ceiling, all mandatory minimums. Actual salaries above the SMI are set by convenio and contract, not by a universal figure.
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