Obligations of the employer to create conditions for the implementation of the activities of the elected trade union body. union

Labor Code of the Russian Federation (Labor Code of the Russian Federation) of December 30, 2001 N 197-FZ

Chapter 58. PROTECTION OF LABOR RIGHTS AND LEGAL INTERESTS

WORKERS BY TRADE UNIONS

(As amended by Federal Law No. 90-FZ dated June 30, 2006)

Article 370. The right of trade unions to exercise control over compliance labor law and other normative legal acts containing labor law norms, fulfillment of the terms of collective agreements, agreements

Trade unions have the right to exercise control over the observance by employers and their representatives of labor legislation and other normative legal acts containing labor law norms, their compliance with the terms of collective agreements and agreements.

Employers are obliged, within a week from the date of receipt of the requirement to eliminate the identified violations, to inform the relevant trade union body about the results of consideration of this requirement and the measures taken.

In order to exercise control over the observance of labor legislation and other normative legal acts containing labor law norms, the fulfillment of the terms of collective agreements, agreements, all-Russian trade unions and their associations may create legal and technical inspections labor unions, which are vested with the powers provided for by the provisions approved by the all-Russian trade unions and their associations.

Interregional, as well as territorial association (association) of organizations of trade unions operating in the territory of the subject Russian Federation, may establish legal and technical labor inspectorates of trade unions, which act on the basis of the regulations adopted by them in accordance with model provision corresponding all-Russian association of trade unions.

Trade union labor inspectors in accordance with the established procedure have the right to freely visit any employers (organizations, regardless of their organizational and legal forms and forms of ownership, as well as employers - individuals), who employ members of this trade union or trade unions that are members of the association, to conduct inspections of compliance with labor laws and other regulatory legal acts containing labor law norms, legislation on trade unions, fulfillment of the terms of collective agreements, agreements.

Trade union labor inspectors, authorized (trusted) persons for labor protection of trade unions have the right:

exercise control over compliance by employers with labor legislation and other regulatory legal acts containing labor law norms;
conduct an independent examination of working conditions and ensuring the safety of employees;
take part in the investigation of accidents at work and occupational diseases;
receive information from managers and other officials of organizations, employers - individual entrepreneurs on the state of conditions and labor protection, as well as on all accidents at work and occupational diseases;
protect the rights and legitimate interests of members of the trade union on the issues of compensation for harm caused to their health at work (work);
present employers with demands to suspend work in cases of a direct threat to the life and health of employees;
send employers submissions on the elimination of identified violations of labor legislation and other regulatory legal acts containing labor law norms that are mandatory for consideration;
check the state of conditions and labor protection, fulfillment of the obligations of employers provided for collective agreements and agreements;
take part in the work of commissions for testing and commissioning of means of production as independent experts;
take part in the consideration labor disputes related to the violation of labor legislation and other regulatory legal acts containing labor law norms, obligations stipulated by collective agreements and agreements, as well as changes in working conditions;
take part in the development of draft federal laws and other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, laws and other regulatory legal acts of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal acts of bodies local government containing labor law norms;
take part in the development of drafts of by-laws and regulations that establish state regulatory requirements for labor protection, as well as coordinate them in the manner established by the Government of the Russian Federation;
apply to the relevant authorities with a demand to bring to justice those guilty of violating labor legislation and other acts containing labor law norms, concealing the facts of accidents at work.

Trade unions, their labor inspectorates, in the exercise of these powers, interact with the federal body executive power authorized to conduct state supervision and control over compliance with labor legislation and other regulatory legal acts containing labor law norms, and its territorial bodies, other federal executive bodies exercising the functions of control and supervision in the established field of activity.

Authorized (trusted) persons for labor protection of trade unions have the right to freely check compliance with labor protection requirements and submit mandatory for consideration officials organizations, employers - individual entrepreneurs - proposals for the elimination of identified violations of labor protection requirements.

Article 371. Making decisions by the employer, taking into account the opinion of the trade union body

The employer makes decisions taking into account the opinion of the relevant trade union body in the cases provided for by this Code.

Article 372

The employer in the cases provided for by this Code, other federal laws and other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, a collective agreement, agreements, before making a decision, sends a draft local normative act and justification on it to the elected body of the primary trade union organization, representing the interests of all or the majority of workers.

The elected body of the primary trade union organization, no later than five working days from the date of receipt of the draft of the specified local regulatory act, sends the employer a reasoned opinion on the draft in writing.

If the reasoned opinion of the elected body of the primary trade union organization does not contain agreement with the draft local normative act or contains proposals for its improvement, the employer may agree with it or is obliged to conduct additional consultations with the elected body of the primary trade union organization within three days after receiving the reasoned opinion. employees in order to reach a mutually acceptable solution.

If agreement is not reached, the disagreements that have arisen are documented in a protocol, after which the employer has the right to adopt a local normative act, which can be appealed by the elected body of the primary trade union organization to the appropriate state labor inspectorate or to the court. The elected body of the primary trade union organization also has the right to initiate the procedure of a collective labor dispute in the manner prescribed by this Code.

Upon receipt of a complaint (application) from the elected body of the primary trade union organization, the State Labor Inspectorate is obliged to conduct an inspection within one month from the date of receipt of the complaint (application) and, if a violation is found, issue to the employer an order to cancel the specified local normative act, which is mandatory for execution.

Article 373 employment contract at the initiative of the employer

When deciding on the possible termination of an employment contract in accordance with paragraphs 2, 3 or 5 of part one of Article 81 of this Code with an employee who is a member of a trade union, the employer sends to the elected body of the relevant primary trade union organization a draft order, as well as copies of documents that are the basis to make that decision.

The elected body of the primary trade union organization, within seven working days from the date of receipt of the draft order and copies of documents, considers this issue and sends its reasoned opinion to the employer in writing. An opinion not submitted within seven days is not taken into account by the employer.

If the elected body of the primary trade union organization expressed disagreement with the alleged decision of the employer, it shall, within three working days, hold additional consultations with the employer or his representative, the results of which are drawn up in a protocol. If there is no general agreement on the results of consultations, the employer, after ten working days from the date of sending the draft order and copies of documents to the elected body of the primary trade union organization, has the right to make a final decision, which can be appealed to the relevant state labor inspectorate. The State Labor Inspectorate, within ten days from the date of receipt of the complaint (application), considers the issue of dismissal and, if it is recognized as illegal, issues an obligatory order to the employer to reinstate the employee at work with payment for forced absenteeism.

Compliance with the above procedure does not deprive the employee or the elected body of the primary trade union organization representing his interests of the right to appeal the dismissal directly to the court, and the employer - to appeal the order to the court state inspection labor.

The employer has the right to terminate the employment contract no later than one month from the date of receipt of a reasoned opinion of the elected body of the primary trade union organization. In the specified period, periods of temporary disability of the employee, his stay on vacation and other periods of absence of the employee when he retains his place of work (position) are not counted.

Article 374. Guarantees for employees who are members of elected collegial bodies trade union organizations and not exempted from the main work

Part one of Article 374 is subject to application in accordance with the constitutional and legal meaning identified in the ruling of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation of December 4, 2003 N 421-O.

Dismissal at the initiative of the employer in accordance with clauses 2, 3 or 5 of the first part of Article 81 of this Code of heads (their deputies) of elected collegial bodies of primary trade union organizations, elected collegial bodies of trade union organizations structural divisions organizations (not lower than the shop and equated to them), not released from the main work, is allowed, in addition to the general procedure for dismissal, only with the prior consent of the relevant higher elected trade union body.

Note: since December 2009, the article has been declared unconstitutional, therefore - not active

In the absence of a higher elected trade union body, the dismissal of these employees is carried out in compliance with the procedure established by Article 373 of this Code.

Members of the elected collegial bodies of trade union organizations who are not released from their main work are exempted from it to participate as delegates in the work of congresses and conferences convened by trade unions, to participate in the work of elected collegial bodies of trade unions, and in cases where this is provided for by a collective agreement, - also for the period of short-term trade union training. The conditions for release from work and the procedure for paying for the time of participation in these events are determined by the collective agreement, agreement.

Article 375. Guarantees for released trade union workers

An employee released from work in an organization or individual entrepreneur in connection with his election to an elective position in the elective body of the primary trade union organization (hereinafter also referred to as the released trade union worker), after the expiration of his term of office, the previous job (position) is provided, and in its absence, with the written consent of the employee, another equivalent job (position) the same employer. If it is impossible to provide said work(positions) in connection with the liquidation of the organization or the termination of activity by an individual entrepreneur or the absence of an appropriate job (position) in an organization, an individual entrepreneur, the all-Russian (interregional) trade union retains for this employee his average earnings for the period of employment, but not more than six months, and in the case of study or retraining - for a period of up to one year. If an employee refuses from the proposed relevant job (position), the average salary for him for the period of employment is not retained, unless otherwise established by the decision of the all-Russian (interregional) trade union.

The time of work of a released trade union worker in an elective position in the elective body of the primary trade union organization is counted in his general and special seniority.

Liberated union workers have the same labor rights, guarantees and benefits, as well as employees of the organization, individual entrepreneur in accordance with the collective agreement.

Article 376

Termination of an employment contract at the initiative of the employer on the grounds provided for in paragraphs 2, 3 or 5 of the first part of Article 81 of this Code with the head of the elected body of the primary trade union organization and his deputies within two years after the end of their term of office is allowed only in compliance with the procedure established by Article 374 of this Code.

Article 377

The employer is obliged to provide the elected bodies of the primary trade union organizations that unite his employees with a room for meetings, storage of documentation, and also provide the opportunity to post information in a place (places) accessible to all employees.

An employer with more than 100 employees shall, free of charge, provide for use by the elected bodies of primary trade union organizations at least one equipped, heated, electrified premises, as well as office equipment, communication facilities and the necessary regulatory legal documents. Other improving conditions for ensuring the activities of these trade union bodies may be provided for by the collective agreement.

The employer may provide, in accordance with the collective agreement, for free use to the elected body of the primary trade union organization buildings, structures, premises and other objects owned by the employer or leased by him, as well as recreation centers, sports and health centers necessary for organizing recreation, conducting cultural and mass events, physical culture and health-improving work with employees and members of their families. At the same time, trade unions do not have the right to establish a fee for the use of these facilities for workers who are not members of these trade unions, higher than that established for workers who are members of this trade union.

In cases stipulated by the collective agreement, the employer deducts cash the primary trade union organization for mass cultural and health-improving work.

If there are written applications from employees who are members of a trade union, the employer monthly transfers free of charge to the account of the trade union organization trade union membership dues from wages workers. The order of their transfer is determined by the collective agreement. The employer has no right to delay the transfer of these funds.

Employers who have concluded collective agreements or are subject to sectoral (intersectoral) agreements, at the written request of workers who are not members of the trade union, monthly transfer funds from the wages of these workers to the accounts of the trade union organization on the terms and in the manner established by collective agreements, sectoral (intersectoral) agreements.

The wages of the head of the elected body of the primary trade union organization may be paid at the expense of the employer in the amount established by the collective agreement.

Article 378. Responsibility for violation of the rights of trade unions

Persons violating the rights and guarantees of the activity of trade unions shall bear responsibility in accordance with this Code and other federal laws.

Article 377

The employer is obliged to provide the elected bodies of the primary trade union organizations that unite his employees with a room for meetings, storage of documentation, and also provide the opportunity to post information in a place (places) accessible to all employees.

An employer with more than 100 employees shall, free of charge, provide the elective bodies of primary trade union organizations with at least one equipped, heated, electrified premises, as well as office equipment, communications equipment and the necessary regulatory legal documents for use. Other improving conditions for ensuring the activities of these trade union bodies may be provided for by the collective agreement.

The employer may provide, in accordance with the collective agreement, for free use to the elected body of the primary trade union organization buildings, structures, premises and other objects owned by the employer or leased by him, as well as recreation centers, sports and health centers necessary for organizing recreation, conducting cultural and mass events, physical culture and health-improving work with employees and members of their families. At the same time, trade unions do not have the right to establish a fee for the use of these facilities for workers who are not members of these trade unions, higher than that established for workers who are members of this trade union.

In the cases stipulated by the collective agreement, the employer deducts funds from the primary trade union organization for cultural and mass and sports and recreational work.

If there are written applications from employees who are members of a trade union, the employer monthly transfers trade union membership dues from the employees' wages to the account of the trade union organization free of charge. The order of their transfer is determined by the collective agreement. The employer has no right to delay the transfer of these funds.

Employers who have concluded collective agreements or are subject to sectoral (intersectoral) agreements, at the written request of workers who are not members of the trade union, monthly transfer funds from the wages of these workers to the accounts of the trade union organization on the terms and in the manner established by collective agreements, sectoral (intersectoral) agreements.

The wages of the head of the elected body of the primary trade union organization may be paid at the expense of the employer in the amount established by the collective agreement.

The employer is obliged to provide the elected bodies of the primary trade union organizations that unite his employees with a room for meetings, storage of documentation, and also provide the opportunity to post information in a place (places) accessible to all employees. An employer with more than 100 employees shall, free of charge, provide the elective bodies of primary trade union organizations with at least one equipped, heated, electrified premises, as well as office equipment, communications equipment and the necessary regulatory legal documents for use. Other improving conditions for ensuring the activities of these trade union bodies may be provided for by the collective agreement. The employer may provide, in accordance with the collective agreement, for free use to the elected body of the primary trade union organization buildings, structures, premises and other objects owned by the employer or leased by him, as well as recreation centers, sports and health centers necessary for organizing recreation, conducting cultural and mass events, physical culture and health-improving work with employees and members of their families. At the same time, trade unions do not have the right to establish a fee for the use of these facilities for workers who are not members of these trade unions, higher than that established for workers who are members of this trade union. In the cases stipulated by the collective agreement, the employer deducts funds from the primary trade union organization for cultural and mass and sports and recreational work. If there are written applications from employees who are members of a trade union, the employer monthly transfers trade union membership dues from the employees' wages to the account of the trade union organization free of charge. The order of their transfer is determined by the collective agreement. The employer has no right to delay the transfer of these funds. Employers who have concluded collective agreements or are subject to sectoral (intersectoral) agreements, at the written request of workers who are not members of the trade union, monthly transfer funds from the wages of these workers to the accounts of the trade union organization on the terms and in the manner established by collective agreements, sectoral (intersectoral) agreements. The wages of the head of the elected body of the primary trade union organization may be paid at the expense of the employer in the amount established by the collective agreement.

Legal advice under Art. 377 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation

New edition Art. 377 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation

The employer is obliged to provide the elected bodies of the primary trade union organizations that unite his employees with a room for meetings, storage of documentation, and also provide the opportunity to post information in a place (places) accessible to all employees.

An employer with more than 100 employees shall, free of charge, provide the elective bodies of primary trade union organizations with at least one equipped, heated, electrified premises, as well as office equipment, communications equipment and the necessary regulatory legal documents for use. Other improving conditions for ensuring the activities of these trade union bodies may be provided for by the collective agreement.

The employer may provide, in accordance with the collective agreement, for free use to the elected body of the primary trade union organization buildings, structures, premises and other objects owned by the employer or leased by him, as well as recreation centers, sports and health centers necessary for organizing recreation, conducting cultural and mass events, physical culture and health-improving work with employees and members of their families. At the same time, trade unions do not have the right to establish a fee for the use of these facilities for workers who are not members of these trade unions, higher than that established for workers who are members of this trade union.

In the cases stipulated by the collective agreement, the employer deducts funds from the primary trade union organization for cultural and mass and sports and recreational work.

If there are written applications from employees who are members of a trade union, the employer monthly transfers trade union membership dues from the employees' wages to the account of the trade union organization free of charge. The order of their transfer is determined by the collective agreement. The employer has no right to delay the transfer of these funds.

Employers who have concluded collective agreements or are subject to sectoral (intersectoral) agreements, at the written request of workers who are not members of the trade union, monthly transfer funds from the wages of these workers to the accounts of the trade union organization on the terms and in the manner established by collective agreements, sectoral (intersectoral) agreements.

The wages of the head of the elected body of the primary trade union organization may be paid at the expense of the employer in the amount established by the collective agreement.

Commentary on Article 377 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation

The trade union is understood as a voluntary public association of citizens connected by common production, professional interests by the nature of their activity, created in order to represent and protect their social and labor rights and interests (clause 1, article 2 of the Federal Law of 12.01.1996 N 10-FZ " On trade unions, their rights and guarantees of activities).

Primary trade union organization - a voluntary association of trade union members working, as a rule, at one enterprise, in one institution, one organization, regardless of the form of ownership and subordination, acting on the basis of a provision adopted by it in accordance with the charter or on the basis of the general provision on the primary trade union organization of the relevant trade union.

A trade union member is a person (employee, temporarily unemployed, pensioner) who is a member of the primary trade union organization.

An employee is an individual working in an organization on the basis of an employment contract (contract), engaged in individual entrepreneurial activities, studying in an educational institution of primary, secondary or higher professional education.

Since trade union organizations are one of the types of public associations, their property is formed, among other things, on the basis of entrance and membership fees, if their payment is provided for by the charter. Consequently, the trade union organization has the right to receive entrance and membership fees for the conduct of statutory activities.

Please note that in accordance with Article 217 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, payments made by trade union committees (including material assistance) to members of trade unions at the expense of membership fees, with the exception of remuneration and other payments for the performance of labor duties, as well as payments made by youth and children organizations to their members at the expense of membership fees to cover the costs associated with holding mass cultural, physical culture and sports events are not subject to personal income tax.

Consequently, when members of the trade union receive payments from the trade union committee in the form of material assistance, for the education of their son at the institute, for treatment, for improving housing conditions, as well as gifts for the holidays, they are not included in the tax base for personal income tax of such individuals if they were paid for membership dues account. Moreover, if these payments are made to members of their families, then they are subject to personal income tax on a general basis.

The object of UST taxation for organizations is recognized as payments and other remuneration accrued by taxpayers in favor of individuals under labor and civil law contracts, the subject of which is the performance of work, the provision of services (with the exception of remuneration paid to individual entrepreneurs), as well as under copyright agreements (p. 1 article 236 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation).

Members of the trade union are not in labor or civil relations with your trade union committee. Consequently, when they receive payments from the trade union committee in the form of material assistance, for their son's education at the institute, for treatment, for improving housing conditions, as well as for receiving gifts for the holidays, UST is not charged.

Trade union organizations of any level are independent entities that carry out statutory and financial and economic activities in accordance with their charters or other constituent documents. Consequently, the amount of various payments and remuneration for their trade union members can be determined by the trade union committee and the trade union organization independently.

According to Article 7 of Law N 10-FZ, trade unions and their associations are given the right to independently develop and approve their charters, regulations on primary trade union organizations, their own structure, form trade union bodies, organize their activities, hold meetings, conferences, congresses and other events.

At the same time, we draw your attention to the fact that the charter of the trade union must necessarily provide for:

Aims and tasks of the trade union;

Conditions and procedure for the formation of a trade union, admission to the membership of the trade union and withdrawal from it, the rights and obligations of members of the trade union;

The territory within which the trade union operates;

organizational structure;

The procedure for the formation and competence of trade union bodies, the terms of their powers;

The procedure for making additions and changes to the charter, the procedure for paying entrance and membership fees;

Sources of income and other property, the procedure for managing the property of trade unions;

Location of the trade union body;

The procedure for the reorganization, termination of activities and liquidation of the trade union, the use of its property in these cases;

Other issues related to the activities of the trade union.

As for the employer, he is obliged to provide the elected bodies of the primary trade union organizations with a room free of charge for holding meetings, storing documentation, and also to provide the opportunity to post information in a place accessible to all employees.

And those employers whose number of employees exceeds 100 people must also provide at least one equipped, heated, electrified room free of charge. And also, in addition, office equipment, communication facilities and the necessary regulatory legal documents. This is the legal minimum. Other improving conditions for ensuring the activities of these trade union bodies may be provided for by the collective agreement.

The collective agreement can also provide for the obligation of the employer to make monetary contributions to the primary trade union organization for mass cultural and sports and recreational work.

At the written request of an employee who is a member of a trade union, the employer monthly transfers trade union membership dues from the wages of employees to the account of the trade union organization free of charge. Moreover, the Code clearly states that the delay in such transfers is unacceptable. But the work of the head of the elected body of the primary trade union organization can be paid, carried out at the expense of the employer in the amount, again, if this is stipulated in the collective agreement.

Another commentary on Art. 377 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation

1. The employer is obliged to assist the trade unions in the implementation of their statutory activities. This assistance is provided on the basis of the recognition of the trade union as the legal representative of the rights and interests of trade union members, the social partner of the employer.

2. The main obligation of the employer to ensure the activities of the trade union is to provide the latter with the necessary technical means for conducting trade union activities. At the same time, the employer, by virtue of the law, is responsible for ensuring the activities of the primary trade union organization only, but not of higher trade union bodies.

Any employer is obliged to provide the primary trade union organizations, regardless of how many such organizations unite its employees, with a room for storing documentation, holding meetings and a place for posting trade union information. The employer is not obliged to transfer the place for holding meetings to the trade union organization for permanent use. The specific characteristics of the provided premises and places for posting information, the procedure for providing premises for holding meetings (meetings) are determined in the collective agreement.

The employer is also obliged to transfer in a non-cash form to the account of the relevant trade union organization trade union membership dues from the wages of employees. The condition for such a transfer is the submission by an employee who is a member of a trade union of a written application for a non-cash transfer of trade union membership dues to the account of the trade union organization. The employer is not entitled to demand payment from the trade union for the specified transfer. The specific procedure for transferring funds is determined by the collective agreement. The non-cash procedure for transferring trade union membership dues allows the trade union to minimize its organizational and financial costs. At the same time, it enables the employer to obtain information on the membership of specific individuals in the trade union and on the amount of funds received by the trade union as trade union membership dues.

3. The employer, the number of employees of which exceeds 100 people, is assigned additional obligations to ensure the activities of trade unions. He is obliged to provide the primary trade union organizations with premises suitable for permanent work, office equipment, means of communication and the necessary legal documents. At the same time, one room can be allocated for the needs of all trade union organizations. In this case, the procedure for using the relevant premises and technical means is determined by an agreement between the primary trade union organizations. The provision of premises and technical facilities for the needs of each trade union organization is determined separately by the collective agreement. The collective agreement also establishes specific characteristics (location, area, etc.) of the allocated premises and technical means.

4. In addition to working to represent the rights and interests of their members before the employer, trade unions may carry out mass cultural and physical culture and health-improving work. To ensure this activity, the employer has the right to provide trade unions with facilities suitable for conducting the relevant work, as well as deduct funds. The mutual obligations of the parties to conduct such work are determined by the collective agreement.

The trade union in this case is entrusted with the duty not to discriminate against workers. The payment for the use of transferred objects for workers should be equal regardless of membership in the trade union.

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9.1. Joint Commitments:

9.1.1. The parties agreed in their activities to be strictly guided by the legislation of the Russian Federation regulating the activities of trade unions.

9.2. Obligations of employers:

9.2.1. Ensure unhindered visits by representatives of trade union bodies to industrial premises, buildings and structures, workplaces where trade union members work, taking into account regime requirements, as well as sanitary facilities

appointments for the implementation of the rights and statutory tasks granted to the Trade Union.

9.3. The obligations of the trade union:

9.3.1. The trade union and its primary organizations are authorized representatives of employees in organizations in respect of which the Federal Space Agency implements a unified state policy, when conducting collective negotiations, preparing and concluding agreements and collective agreements, as well as settling collective and individual labor disputes arising in organizations .

9.3.2. Representatives of the Trade Union undertake not to disclose official and commercial secrets to which they are privy as a result of collective bargaining and visits to workplaces where members of the trade union work.

9.3.3. Take appropriate measures against employers who violate the legislation of the Russian Federation on trade unions .

9.4. Obligations of the Federal Space Agency:

9.4.1. Bring to the Trade Union orders, information letters and other materials on the state and prospects of the socio-economic development of organizations, on the social protection of workers and the protection of their labor. Provide information required by the Union for collective bargaining.

9.4.2. Hold meetings and consultations at which to inform the Trade Union about the current and future tasks of the Federal Space Agency.

9.4.3. Notify the Trade Union about the conclusion and termination of employment contracts with employers.

9.4.4. Inform organizations and the Trade Union about upcoming changes in the organizational and legal forms of organizations in respect of which the Federal Space Agency is pursuing a unified state policy.

9.4.5. In the manner prescribed by the legislation of the Russian Federation, to promote the activities of the primary trade union organizations of the Trade Union, as well as their elected bodies.

9.5. When concluding collective agreements in organizations, the parties agreed to ensure the inclusion of the following items:

9.5.1. The employer provides a set of measures necessary for the implementation of the activities of the primary trade union organization established by the legislation of the Russian Federation, including the conduct of public (trade union) control of working conditions at the workplaces of trade union members.


9.5.2. The employer is obliged to provide the bodies of the Trade Union operating in the organization free of charge with the premises, equipment, office equipment necessary for their activities,

vehicles, means of communication and other property in the manner prescribed by the labor legislation of the Russian Federation and the collective agreement.

9.5.3. If there are written applications from employees, the employer monthly and free of charge collects trade union membership fees and (or) solidarity contributions from employees who are not members of the trade union from their wages, and transfers them to the account of the Trade Union in full simultaneously with the payment of wages.

Employees' applications for the transfer of funds to the current account of the trade union organization remain valid in the event of organizational and technical transformations in the organization, as well as in the event of a change in the form of ownership of the organization or employer.

The employer has no right to delay the transfer of these funds.

9.5.4. The employer deducts to the primary trade union organizations for carrying out mass cultural, physical culture and sports and other work, funds in the amount of up to 0.5% of the wage fund from the profit remaining at the disposal of the organization.

9.5.5. Establish a procedure for the release of elected trade union workers from their main work in order to fulfill their public duties in the interests of the collective of workers, as well as for the period of short-term trade union studies, participation in the work of elected trade union bodies (conferences) while maintaining the average monthly salary.

9.5.6. The employer provides financial support to primary trade union organizations in training trade union activists in the system of trade union education (taking into account the economic opportunities available for this).

9.5.7. To extend to elected and full-time workers of primary trade union organizations the social benefits established for employees of the organization.

9.5.8. To reward elected and full-time employees of the trade union committee in accordance with the current regulations for employees of the organization.

Extend to elected and full-time employees of the trade union committee bonuses based on the results of the organization's work for the year, a one-time remuneration for one-time work performed and other types of remuneration.

9.5.9. Elected released trade union workers who have access to classified information, to pay additional payments for secrecy in the prescribed manner at the expense of the organization.

9.5.10. To provide trade union workers released from work in the organization as a result of being elected to elective positions in trade union bodies, after the end of their term of office, work (position) with earnings not less than that which was at the time of leaving for an elective position.