Painter's fund

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The painter's fund
legal form Vacation fund: e. V.
Additional pension fund: VVaG
Seat Wiesbaden
management Board of Directors:
Mathias Bucksteeg
Robert Feiger
Peer Kaufmann
Werner Loch
Ingo Thaidigsmann
Matthias Uderstadt
Branch Painting and varnishing trade
Website www.malerkasse.de

The painter's fund is the common name for the non-profit holiday fund for the painter and varnishing trades eV and the supplementary pension fund of the painting and varnishing trades VVaG. These are the collectively agreed social funds for the industry. Both funds are sponsored by the employers' associations in the painting and varnishing trade (represented by the Federal Association of Color Design and Building Protection ) and the Agricultural Environment Construction Union (IG BAU).

Vacation fund

The non-profit holiday fund for the painting and varnishing trade is a registered association that was founded in 1971 by the collective bargaining parties. The purpose of the fund is to secure the vacation entitlements and remuneration of employees. The rigid rules of the Federal Holiday Act (BurlG) do not suit the industry. Due to the weather, there may be short-term employment relationships with a high fluctuation in the workforce. This avoids disadvantageous regulations for employees and companies. In addition to the vacation pay, the vacation fund benefits also include compensation amounts for absenteeism due to illness, maternity leave, bad weather, further training or voluntary work.

Supplementary pension fund

The supplementary pension fund for the painting and varnishing trade, founded in 1975, is an insurance company that makes additional payments to the statutory pension as a pension fund in old age or in the event of disability.

Pension benefit

The pension benefit is a company pension scheme for all employees who were born in 1975 and earlier and who worked in trade up to 2005. The benefits include, on the one hand, a guaranteed old age allowance, as well as allowances for pensions due to reduced earning capacity or for pensions from statutory accident insurance if there is a reduction in earning capacity of at least 50%.

ZVK future pension

The so-called "ZVK future pension" is a funded pension as a new form of company pension scheme . The insurance covers all employees born in 1976 and later and all those who were first employed in the painting and varnishing trade from 2006 onwards. An old-age pension or a disability pension is granted .

Painter-varnisher's pension

The so-called painter-varnishers pension is a voluntary supplementary pension for industrial workers and technical / commercial employees . The collectively agreed supplementary pension is based on the principle of deferred earnings . Up to four% of the assessment ceiling of the statutory pension insurance can be saved up to tax-free and social security-free. The insured person can decide for himself which part of his income should be saved. This includes the gross salary , special and one-off payments, capital-forming benefits , as well as credit on working time accounts . An employer subsidy of 12% is given on the savings modules. Employees who take part in the holiday fund procedure also receive a subsidy of 14.30% of the employee's own contribution from the zvk.

scope

The services can (and must) only be used by companies to which the general collective agreement of the painting and varnishing trade (RTV) applies. This also applies to the obligation to pay contributions. These are all German companies that, measured in terms of working hours, predominantly carry out painting and varnishing activities. The operational scope of the framework collective agreement for the painting and varnishing trade (RTV) lists some activities as an example:

“All companies in the painting and varnishing trade. These are companies and independent company departments that paint, varnish, whitewater, white binder, sign painter, vehicle and metal varnishers, scaffolding, rust removal and iron painting, thermal insulation composite systems, concrete protection, surface renovation, asbestos coating, Carry out lane marking, floor coating and paving work ... "

The Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has declared the collective agreements on the vacation and supplementary pension funds to be generally binding . Thus, these apply to all employees and employers within the scope of the framework collective agreement. It is irrelevant whether the company belongs to the guild or whether the employee is a member of the union.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Excerpt from the framework collective agreement for industrial workers in the painting and varnishing trade (PDF; 553 kB). Retrieved Feb 10, 2020.