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In this case act for and on behalf of itself. Furthermore, in this agreement letter, it will be
referred to as the SECOND PARTY.
Both parties agree to enter into a work agreement with the following terms and conditions:
1. Surya Prasetya Textile Industries is owned by the FIRST PARTY and the FIRST
PARTY has full power to set policies and regulations within Surya Prasetya Textile
Industries.
2. THE FIRST PARTY hereby declares to accept the SECOND PARTY as a full time
employee/employee of Surya Prasetya Textile Industries which is located Pintu Kecil
Street No. 1C West Jakarta.
3. THE SECOND PARTY hereby declares its willingness to become a full-time
employee of the FIRST PARTY in a work position The Head of Production
Departement whose scope of work is described in article 5.
4. The FIRST PARTY and the SECOND PARTY are willing to comply with this
agreement letter. And the SECOND PARTY is willing to obey the rules and
regulations that have been set by Surya Prasetya Textile Industries.
This agreement is effective from July 5th 2011 date the SECOND PARTY is in training and
probation period until September 6th 2011. After successfully passing the probation period,
the SECOND PARTY is appointed as a Permanent Employee of Surya Prasetya Textile
Industries
ARTICLE 3: RIGHTS
ARTICLE 4: OBLIGATIONS
The SECOND PARTY's scope of work is to carry out various Production activities within
Surya Prasetya Textile Industries assigned by the FIRST PARTY, to help carry out other
activities within Surya Prasetya Textile Industries when needed, and to assist the activities of
Surya Prasetya Textile Industries' partner companies when needed.
1. The SECOND PARTY is obliged to fulfill a working time of 7 (seven) hours of work
a day in 6 (six) working days each week or 42 (forty two) hours of work during a
week outside of rest hours.
2. The working time is in accordance with the set by the FIRST PARTY outside of this
work agreement.
3. The SECOND PARTY is entitled to:
a. Rest time is 1 (one) hour on 1 (one) working day according to working time.
b. Rest period is 1 (one) day after 6 (six) working days according to working
time.
c. Leave as much as 1 (one) day after 1 (one) month of work according to
working time and this right cannot be accumulated with the day after that after
1 (one) month has passed.
d. Permission to work holidays outside of leave after obtaining approval and
consequences approved by the authorities at Surya Prasetya Textile Industries.
1. During the probation period, the SECOND PARTY is entitled to a basic wage from
the FIRST PARTY in the amount of Rp. 5,000,000.00 and an allowance of Rp.
5,000,000.00 every month after fulfilling the working time as stated in Article 6 and
fulfilling the obligations written in Article 4 .
2. After passing the probation period, the SECOND PARTY is entitled to a basic wage
from the FIRST PARTY in the amount of Rp. 5,000,000.00 per month, allowances
as written in paragraph (2), and bonuses as written in paragraph (3) after fulfilling the
working time that has been set. mentioned in article 6 and fulfill the obligations
written in article 4.
3. The SECOND PARTY is entitled to benefits other than the basic wage as follows:
a. Transportation and communication allowance, amounting to IDR
2,000,000.00
b. Meal allowance, IDR 2,000,000.00
c. Occupational health and safety allowance, amounting to IDR 1,000,000.00
4. The SECOND PARTY is entitled to get bonuses and commissions in addition to the
basic wages as follows:
a. No Take Leave Bonus, amounting to 1 working day's wages in the month
concerned.
b. Another bonus, the amount of which depends on the achievements made, in
accordance with the policies determined by Surya Prasetya Textile Industries.
5. If the SECOND PARTY does not fulfill the working time in accordance with article
6, the FIRST PARTY will try to calculate wages, bonuses and allowances as fairly as
possible.
6. The SECOND PARTY is willing to pay an amount of funds that have been agreed
upon by the employees as a bailout fund for the benefit of the employees themselves,
and is willing to be withdrawn and managed every month by the FIRST PARTY. As
for if there is, then the SECOND PARTY is willing to pay an amount of Tabarru
funds or social security whose management is appointed by the FIRST PARTY for
the SECOND PARTY's own benefit.
7. In the event that there is an increase in the Basic Wage and or Allowances made by
the FIRST PARTY, the FIRST PARTY and the SECOND PARTY agree not to
issue an Addendum unless an event compels both parties to issue it.
ARTICLE 9: NEGLIGENCE
If negligence is found by the SECOND PARTY, the FIRST PARTY has the right to give a
written or verbal warning. In the third warning, the FIRST PARTY has the right to include a
penalty or punishment and or a work termination order to the SECOND PARTY.
Changes in the contents of the agreement letter can be made if the FIRST PARTY and the
SECOND PARTY come to a mutual agreement to change its contents. Changes in the
contents of this agreement letter will be regulated later in the form of an addendum which
must be signed by both parties in a stamped written agreement.
All disputes arising from the agreement letter and or when the agreement period is in effect,
will be resolved by deliberation to reach consensus. If it cannot be resolved by deliberation,
then both parties will resolve it through the applicable legal regulations.
In the event of events beyond the control of both parties such as war, attacks, riots, crimes, or
natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, and other natural disasters
that result in major changes in the effectiveness of the agreement. Then these things can
eliminate the obligations and liabilities of the FIRST PARTY and the SECOND PARTY to
this agreement.
Thus this Surya Prasetya Textile Industries Work Agreement was made, after both parties had
read and understood its contents. Then voluntarily without coercion or pressure from anyone
together signed it on a stamp duty Rp.6000, -.
Made in : Surya Prasetya Textile Industries
Day / Date : Wednesday, July 5th 2011