In addition, industry sickness benefits (ISPs) will increase by 6.1%, with the duration of payment increasing from 10 to 13 weeks. Overnight assistance is also increased by 7.8% to $40 per night. And later in the year, the service`s money will increase from $32,500 to $40,000 and double to $80,000 if death occurs either at work, at work, or on a trip to work or work. Currently, the national minimum wage for people aged 21 to 24 is $7.70 per hour and the national minimum wage for those aged 25 and over is currently $8.21 per hour. These will be increased from 1 April 2020. There is an urgent need to review the CIJC agreement for the modern workplace – and unions want to work constructively with employers to achieve this goal. The RAD will consult with its members with a firm recommendation to be adopted. Moreover, the ACCORD, through the CIJC labour rule, is far from being the agreement of choice for the entire construction industry, well below the terms of other construction contracts such as naeci and JIB. The three unions warned employers that the agreement would have to be reviewed in depth to bring it into the 21st century, that it would eat on the vine and that it would be useful in a future innovative construction industry. As of Monday, June 24, 2019, basic wages and allowances are as follows: after lengthy negotiations, the construction unions (GMB, UCATT and Unite) have secured an improved two-year contract for workers covered by the Agreement of the Constri Industry Jointction Council (CIJC). The CIJC agreement is a work agreement used in the construction industry, which establishes, among other things, the type of pension contributions paid to workers in their pension plans. The Joint Council of the Construction Industry (ICJC) agreement, its remuneration and conditions, would normally have been reviewed at the end of June 2020.
In April 2020, all parties agreed to postpone the opening of possible review talks due to the emergency situation of Covid 19 and the unprecedented impact this has had on employers, workers, industry and the UK as a whole. The agreement of the Joint Council of the Construction Industry (ICJC), its remuneration and conditions would normally have been reviewed at the end of June 2020. In April 2020, all parties agreed to postpone the opening of possible review talks due to the emergency situation of Covid 19 and the unprecedented impact this has had on employers, workers, industry and the United Kingdom as a whole. Parties to the CYOC labour standards agreement remain in regular contact to monitor progress, while the sector makes progress in an emergency to better understand the current impact on employers, workers and industry. In the meantime, all tariffs and certificates are still in effect in accordance with the CIJC agreement of August 1, 2018. All of the above elements were agreed upon during the 2018 salary and conditional negotiations. For questions about the changes, please contact Gerry Lean, Joint Employer Council for the Construction Industry, cijc.wra@hotmail.co.uk. In February 2020, the trade union side applied for a salary for the Joint Council of the Construction Sector (ICJC), the largest national construction market, which focuses on civil engineering and biblical crafts. Discussions were scheduled to begin shortly after that date, but were delayed due to the Covid 19 pandemic.