Mastery of metallurgy CBAs
Group S tracks regional JC 209 CBAs continuously. Indexations, revisions, sectoral premiums integrated automatically into payroll.
CP 209 · All regimes
JC 209 — White-collar employees in metal manufacturing
Metal industry: dense scales, complex classifications, regional CBAs. Group S audits scale and contractual compliance.
Metal manufacturing requires precise employee classification (8 levels), with indexed regional scales and sectoral premiums (shifts, night, seniority). A classification error = 5-year salary arrears + level 2 sanction. The Group S audit verifies the consistency classification ↔ role ↔ scale.
Written role description for each employee, classification justified by responsibilities + autonomy + complexity.
Strict application of the regional scale (Wallonia/Flanders/Brussels). Indexation and CBA revisions tracked.
Sectoral CBAs impose specific premiums (10-25% depending on time slots). Payroll traceability required.
Individual account, pay slip and registers kept five years after the worker leaves, on a medium that can be consulted during an inspection.
Mandatory continuous training (sectoral CBA). Hours tracked + annual training declaration filed.
Classification error = 5-year arrears + level 2 (admin — – —) per worker. Failure to pay shift premiums: immediate sanction + salary arrears.
Group S tracks regional JC 209 CBAs continuously. Indexations, revisions, sectoral premiums integrated automatically into payroll.
Self-assessment grids and JC 209-compliant role-description templates provided.
The audit covers labour law obligations relating to the main social documents. The processing of personal data and privacy legislation (GDPR) fall outside this scope and are not assessed.
Yes — the salary prescription is 5 years. Add legal interest and, in case of dispute, damages. The Group S audit identifies classification gaps before the worker claims.