Fair pay chain table proposals with function house and safety note for archaeology practice: respond now!

Function house Archeology

A Labor Market Monitor was published from the Archaeology chain table in June 2023. This was made on the basis of a survey of employed people by Femke Tomas, lecturer/researcher from Saxion University of Applied Sciences. The chain table also presented a p roeve of a Job House provided with the current positions and salaries. This proof has come about on the basis of an inventory by Marbles consultancy and Saxion University of Applied Sciences among work providers and after a public consultation.

The recognized job evaluation agency Leeuwendaal was then engaged, which, in coordination with the chain table, has now produced a proposal for an official ‘Job House Archaeology. A suitable job house for employees in archaeology’. This contains 16 reference functions, with profiles, valuations and salary tables archaeology and gelet to the Collective Labor Agreement for Municipalities, the Museum Collective Labor Agreement and the Collective Labor Agreement for the Netherlands. Furthermore, together with the chain table, fairPACCT made a synonym list of other job titles that also occur and plotted these within the 16 reference functions.

For consultation:

• ‘Job House Archaeology. An appropriate job house for employees in archaeology’. Leeuwendaal, in collaboration with Ketentafel Archeologie. August 2024.
• ‘Synonym list. i.c.w. Chain Table Archaeology. August 2024.

Note Vsafety and Wworking conditions Archaeology

The Chain Table on Archaeology on December 1, 2023, after a public consultation
issued the “Standard Regulations on Secondary Terms of Employment for Archaeology. In it, three detailed notes were announced at the end. Two additional notes from the chain table have already been made available to the field in May 2024. These notes contain factual information, bottlenecks and suggestions for improvement.

• ‘Note 1. ‘ by Daniel Stiller, Esther Vriens and Henk Koster;
• ‘Note 2. ‘ by Rob Houkes.

The ‘Memorandum on Safety and Working Conditions in Archaeology’ is now available for consultation. This was drawn up by archaeologist Jesper de Raad in collaboration with the chain table and after consultation with an expert. This will show the state of safety and working conditions of archaeologists in the field. This memorandum is specifically about physical safety and working conditions in the archaeology sector. De even belangrijke mentale kant is geen onderdeel ervan: de ketentafel wil dat onderwerp ook nog oppakken. The present memorandum has 3 parts:

1. laws and regulations;
2. explanation safety and working conditions;
3. questions and answers.

For consultation:

‘Note on Safety and Working Conditions in Archaeology’. .

To be noted:

‘Standard regulation on secondary employment conditions for archaeology’. Archaeology chain table. November 2023.

(The Memorandum on Safety and Working Conditions in Archaeology concerns a supplement to the already adopted Standard Regulations on Secondary Conditions of Employment in Archaeology).

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