Warehouse operations agreement

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betriebsvereinbarung

A warehouse operations agreement is a legally binding works agreement between an employer and the works council that specifies rules governing the organization, operation, and working conditions of a warehouse. It typically covers working hours, rest breaks, shift and on-call arrangements, occupational safety, equipment use, training, and procedures and responsibilities in warehouse operations.

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