The T-Systems AG collective employment agreement guarantees good working conditions for the employees of T-Systems, of which there are over 500, and are constantly being further developed. syndicom also supports employee representatives with union issues and trains them.

With the collective employment agreement (CEA), T-Systems recognises its responsibility as an employer. The CEA creates a binding framework for wages, working hours, holidays and continued payment of wages in the event of illness or accident. From 2024, the CEA also guarantees the possibility of using two hours of working time for further training.

This is particularly important in the fast-moving IT industry. syndicom – as your IT union – also covers part of the additional training costs for its members.

CEA Detecon T-SystemsWhat the law says
Working hours40 hours per week45 hours per week
Further training2 hours per week on top of working hoursNo provision
HolidaysBetween 25 and 33 days depending on age20 days
LeaveUp to four days to take part in syndicom eventsNo entitlement
Maternity leave, paternity leave, adoptionMother: 17 weeks, 100% wage. Father/second caregiver: 13 daysMother 14 weeks, 80% wage Father: 10 days, 80% wage
Workload reduction during parenthoodUp to 60% in principleNo provision
Participation in the companyInvolvement in decisions via an employee evaluation system, workplace design and moreOnly at the request of the employees.
Continued payment of wages100% wage replacement in the event of sickness of an accident21 up to a maximum of 273 days depending on length of employment
SupplementsMon to Thurs 20:00 – 06:00 CHF 20.00 per hour and part thereof. Fri from 20.00 – Mo 6.00 CHF 30.00 per hour or part thereof.With temporary night work: 25% extra pay With regular night work: 10% additional flexitime With temporary Sunday work 50% extra pay
Wage increasesAnnual wage negotiations between syndicom und T-SystemsNo provision
Minimum wageCHF 58,500.00 per yearNo provision
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