Collective agreements regulate minimum working conditions. In principle, collective bargaining agreements should never make employees worse off than the statutory minimum standards. However, collective agreements also negotiate provisions that are not regulated by law or that do not fall within the purview of legislators. These include, for example, wages and salaries, and anniversary and special payments.
As a member of the iGZ (Interessenverband Deutscher Zeitarbeitsunternhmen e.V.), our company uses the iGZ/DGB tariff for the temporary employment industry in its current version.
