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C095 - Protection of Wages Convention, 1949 (No. 95) | 22 Oct 1952 | In Force |
Article 3
1. Wages payable in money shall be paid only in legal tender, and payment in the form of promissory notes, vouchers or coupons, or in any other form alleged to represent legal tender, shall be prohibited. 2. The competent authority may permit or prescribe the payment of wages by bank cheque or postal cheque or money order in cases in which payment in this manner is customary or is necessary because of special circumstances, or where a collective agreement or arbitration award so provides, or, where not so provided, with the consent of the worker concerned.
Article 6
Employers shall be prohibited from limiting in any manner the freedom of the worker to dispose of his wages.
Article 7
1. Where works stores for the sale of commodities to the workers are established or services are operated in connection with an undertaking, the workers concerned shall be free from any coercion to make use of such stores or services. 2. Where access to other stores or services is not possible, the competent authority shall take appropriate measures with the object of ensuring that goods are sold and services provided at fair and reasonable prices, or that stores established and services operated by the employer are not operated for the purpose of securing a profit but for the benefit of the workers concerned.
Article 8
1. Deductions from wages shall be permitted only under conditions and to the extent prescribed by national laws or regulations or fixed by collective agreement or arbitration award. 2. Workers shall be informed, in the manner deemed most appropriate by the competent authority, of the conditions under which and the extent to which such deductions may be made.
Article 9
Any deduction from wages with a view to ensuring a direct or indirect payment for the purpose of obtaining or retaining employment, made by a worker to an employer or his representative or to any intermediary (such as a labour contractor or recruiter), shall be prohibited.
Article 10
1. Wages may be attached or assigned only in a manner and within limits prescribed by national laws or regulations. 2. Wages shall be protected against attachment or assignment to the extent deemed necessary for the maintenance of the worker and his family.
QUINDI, I REDDITI MONETARI DI TUTTI I LAVORATORI DEL SETTORE PUBBLICO (DATORI DI LAVORO PUBBLICI) SONO TUTTI ESENTI DALL'ESSERE ESPRIMIBILI IN CBDC, IN QUANTO LA CBDC PER DEFINIZIONE E' UN VOUCHER (NON UNA MONETA VERA E PROPRIA), CHE CONSENTE AL SISTEMA BANCARIO E FINANZIARIO DI TELEGUIDARE A DISTANZA COME SPENDERE ED EVENTUALMENTE VIETARE LA SPESA SE LA SPESA NON E' COME DICONO LORO.
PER QUANTO RIGUARDA I DIPENDENTI DI DATORI DI LAVORO PRIVATI VALE LA STESSA COSA, IN QUANTO QUESTA NORMA ILO E' STATA FORMULATA COME NORMA IMPERATIVA INDEROGABILE PER GLI STATI E PER I DATORI DI LAVORO. LA POSIZIONE GIURIDICA PIU' DEBOLE (IN MERITO AL RISCHIO CBDC) E' QUELLA DI CHI HA REDDITI MONETARI NON DA LAVORO, TIPO REDDITI DA CAPITALE, AFFITTI ECC.
QUALSIASI CDBC VIOLA QUESTA CONVENZIONE ILO, RATIFICATA DA QUASI TUTTI GLI STATI MEMBRI DELL'ILO (QUASI TUTTI GLI STATI DEL MONDO: DETTAGLI SUL SITO ILO).
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