- The average monthly wage of a production employee reaches 1 936 €
From November 1, 2024, the basic tariff wages will increase in Jaguar Land Rover Slovakia. For employees in tariff classes A and A+, the basis of the tariff wage increases by €100, and the basis of the tariff wage in class B, in which wages were already above average, will increase by €70. At the same time, the competency bonus will also increase by approximately 10% at the Nitrian car company. The average monthly salary of a production employee will thus reach €1,936. Along with these changes, the surcharge for representing the team leader is also increasing.
The wage increase will improve the financial stability of employees and strengthen the position of JLR Slovakia among other regional employers. The collective agreement between JLR Slovakia and AIOS JLR Modern Trade Unions guarantees employees a salary higher than the market average.
Igor Francek, director of human resources of JLR Slovakia: “We believe that the wage increase based on the market clause advances us in our goal of being one of the best paying employers in the region. I want to highlight the commitment of our employees and thank them for their performance. It is our joint success that moves us forward.”
JLR Slovakia is one of the largest employers in the region. There are 4,400 employees working in the Nitra car factory, of which 35% are women. Slovaks make up 73% of all employees. In addition, 2,000 employees of DHL, which provides the necessary logistics for JLR Slovakia, also work at the plant.
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About the Reimagine strategy
JLR’s Reimagine strategy delivers a vision of modern luxury based on sustainability.
We are transforming our business to achieve zero carbon dioxide emissions across our supply chain, products and operations by 2039. We have set a plan to reduce emissions within our own operations and chains by 2030 through agreed, science-based targets. Electrification is central to this strategy and by the end of the decade our Range Rover, Discovery and Defender collections will each have one pure electric model, while Jaguar will be fully electric.
At our core, we are a British company with two design and engineering sites, three vehicle manufacturing plants, an engine manufacturing center and a battery assembly center in the UK. In addition, we have vehicle manufacturing plants in China, Brazil, India, Austria and Slovakia, as well as seven technology centers around the world.
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