Government Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll.

Government regulations on pay ratios of employees in public services and administration

Valid Regulation Effective from 01.01.2007
564
GOVERNMENT REGULATION
of 6 December 2006
on the pay ratios of employees in public services and administration
The Government orders pursuant to § 123 (6) (c) to (g), § 128 (2) and § 129 (2) of Act No. 262 / 2006 Coll., Labour Code:
§ 1
Preliminary provisions
This Regulation provides for a salary for workers to whom the employer grants a salary under Paragraph 109 (3) of the Labour Code,
(a) the qualifications of training for the performance of work classified in each grade;
(b) the method of classification in grades;
(c) the conditions for determining the deductible practice;
(d) the number of staff for whom the employer may determine the salary fare in a special way;
(e) the scale of the rates;
(f) the amount of the allowance for work in a difficult working environment;
(g) the division of work according to working conditions into groups, depending on the degree of neuropsychological burden and the likelihood of life and health risk and the difficulty of work and the level of the specific premium for each group.
§ 2
Qualification assumptions
(1) The qualifications of the training for the performance of work in individual grades (hereinafter referred to as the "required education") are:
1. grade: basic education or basic education
2. grade: basic education or basic education
3rd grade: secondary education
4. grade: middle education with a certificate or middle education
5th grade: middle education with a certificate
6th grade: secondary education with a graduate examination or secondary education with a certificate
7th grade: secondary education with graduation exam
8th grade: secondary education with graduation exam
9th grade: higher vocational education or secondary education with graduation exam
10th grade: university education in the Bachelor's study programme or higher vocational education
11th grade: higher education in Master's degree programme or higher education in Bachelor's degree programme
12th grade: higher education in Master's degree programme or higher education in Bachelor's degree programme
13th grade: higher education in Master's degree programme
14th grade: higher education in Master's degree programme
15th grade: higher education in the Master's study programme
16th grade: higher education in the Master's degree programme.
(2) The training required does not replace the qualification conditions laid down in the specific legislation for the performance of the same work (1).
§ 3
Allocation of staff members to grade
(1) The employer shall place the staff member in the grade, in accordance with Article 123 (2) of the Labour Code, in which the most demanding work required by the employer to perform on the staff is included in the regulations of the Government setting out the work catalogue (2) (hereinafter referred to as the "work catalogue"). If this work is not listed in the work catalogue, the employer shall include the staff member in the grade in which examples of work comparable to it in terms of complexity, responsibility and exertion are included in the work catalogue.
(2) The employer shall assign the staff member to the grade referred to in paragraph 1 if he fulfils the necessary training for the performance of the grade.
(3) The employer may, exceptionally, include the staff member in a grade for which he does not meet the necessary education, unless another legislation provides otherwise, and provided that:
(a) the reason is the specific nature of the work carried out pursuant to Article 123 (6) (e) of the Labour Code, which consists of artistic activity, artistic teaching activity, sport or coach activity; or
(b) other legislation30) provides for a lower education for the performance of certain work than the training required under Paragraph 2 (1) or a different qualification requirement for the performance of certain work.
(4) Where an employer cannot fill a post by an employee who has achieved the required education or an employee who can exceptionally be classified in the grade referred to in paragraph 3 and does not provide for any other legislature1), he may exceptionally include the staff member in the grade for which he does not meet the required education,
(a) for up to 4 years;
(b) for a longer period if the previous practice or the exceptional classification period referred to in (a) has demonstrated its ability to perform the required work.
§ 4
Allocation of the staff member
(1) The employer shall assign the staff member to the level of the grade in question in accordance with Article 123 (4) of the Labour Code and the level of compensation determined in accordance with paragraphs 2 to 9.
(2) To the full, the employer shall count the period of experience in the field of required work. For the purposes of this Regulation, the labour force shall be that for which knowledge of the same or similar focus is required as that of the work required.
(3) To a maximum of two thirds, the employer shall account for the duration of another practice for employees, depending on the extent of their usability to perform the required work.
(4) To the full extent, but not more than, to the extent provided for by the special legislation for the exercise of military essential (replacement) services10) in force at the time of its execution, the employer shall count the duration of the exercise of military essential (replacement) service or civil services11).
(5) To the full extent, but not more than a total of 6 years, the employer shall count the staff member's
(a) the actual taking of maternity leave, other maternity leave or parental leave or permanent care of the child or children up to a maximum corresponding to the length of maternity leave and other maternity leave or parental leave valid at the time of such children12);
(b) personal care of a person dependent on the care of another person, if he or she is a dependent minor (13).
(6) The periods referred to in paragraphs 4 and 5 shall be taken into account by the employer, provided that the staff member or staff member is not simultaneously preparing for a profession in a day14) or in a present15).
(7) The employer shall deduct from the period which he has counted for the staff member under paragraphs 2 to 6 from:
(a) a sixth to eighth grade which has achieved only secondary education with a teaching certificate of 1 year, or a period of 2 years, if it has achieved only secondary education, or a period of 4 years if it has achieved only basic education or basic education,
(b) the ninth grade, which has achieved only secondary education with a 2-year graduate examination, or only secondary education with a 3-year learning certificate, or secondary education with a 4-year period, or 6-year period, if it has achieved only basic education or basic education,
(c) the 10th grade, which has achieved only higher vocational education for a period of 1 year, or only secondary education with a graduate examination for a period of 3 years, or only secondary education with a certificate of 4 years, or only secondary education for a period of 5 years, or 7 years if it has achieved only basic education or basic education;
(d) the eleventh to sixteenth grade, which has achieved only a university education in a Bachelor's study programme for a period of 2 years, or only a higher vocational education for a period of 3 years, or only a secondary education with a graduate examination for a period of 5 years, or only a secondary education with a certificate of 6 years, or only a secondary education for a period of 7 years, or a period of 9 years if it has achieved only a basic education or basic education.
(8) Employees who have not obtained deductible experience pursuant to Paragraph 123 (4) of the Labour Code or who have obtained deductible experience less than the period for which the employer was to deduct from it pursuant to paragraph 7 shall be extended by the period for which it could not be deducted, the period laid down in Annexes 1 to 7 to this Regulation for the procedure to the nearest higher grade.
(9) If, in the course of an employment relationship, a staff member reaches a higher education than the one according to which he was last assigned by the deductible practice, the employer shall add to him the period corresponding to the training obtained which he has deducted under paragraph 7.
(10) The higher level of pay tariff shall belong to the staff member from the first day of the calendar month in which he has achieved the deductible practice laid down for each step in Annexes 1 to 7 to this Regulation.
§ 5
Salary fare
(1) Staff members shall be responsible for the salary tariff determined in accordance with the scale of the rates set out in Annex 1 to this Regulation for the grade and grade to which they are classified, unless otherwise specified.
(2) Staff members not referred to in paragraphs 4 and 6, health service providers not referred to in paragraph 5, shall be entitled to a salary fare determined on the basis of the scale of the rates set out in Annex 2 to this Regulation.
(3) Staff
(a) listed in Section 303 (1) of the Labour Code,
(b) an official of a local authority pursuant to Article 2 (4) of the Act on officials of local authorities and amending certain laws;
(c) an employee of the State at the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,
(d) an employee of the State in the Grant Agency of the Czech Republic,
e) an employee of the State in the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic,
It is for the salary tariff determined in accordance with the scale of the rates set out in Annex 3 to this Regulation.
(4) Staff members who are a health service provider pursuant to § 2 (2) and (3) of the Health Services Act with a health service provider and in social services facilities shall be entitled to a salary fare determined on the basis of the scale of the salary tariffs set out in Annex 4 to this Regulation, provided that they are not entitled to the salary fare referred to in paragraph 5 or 6.
(5) Staff
(a) a worker in social services or a social worker in social services facilities, with a social service provider operating in social services or under special legislation in the field of assistance in physical emergency, in the social protection of children, in school and school facilities, in prison, in a detention facility and in a asylum facility, or in a social worker with a health service provider, not for the staff referred to in paragraph 3;
(b) a health care professional providing medical services pursuant to § 2 (2) and (3) of the Act on Health Services in the Ministry of Defence Medical Facility, which is not a contributory organisation, in the centre of the Air Rescue Service of the Army of the Czech Republic, in the Health Facility of the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic and in the Prison Service of the Czech Republic, not for the staff referred to in paragraph 6,
The fee shall be based on the scale of the rates set out in Annex 5 to this Regulation.
(6) Staff members who are a doctor or dental practitioner providing health services pursuant to § 2 (2) and (3) of the Health Services Act of the Health Service Provider shall be entitled to a salary fare according to the scale of the salary tariffs set out in Annex 6 to this Regulation.
(7) Staff members who are a pedagogical worker under Article 2 of the Law on pedagogical staff and on the amendment of certain laws are entitled to a salary fare determined on the basis of the scale of the rates set out in Annex 7 to this Regulation.
§ 6
Special method for determining the fee tariff
(1) The employer may determine the salary tariff within the range of the salary tariffs set for the lowest to highest grade of the relevant grade of the staff member
(a) first to fifth grades; or
(b) sixth and higher grades, which carry out artistic, artistic, artistic, teaching, sports or coaching, or the work of an executive flyer;
where the number of employees concerned by this method of determining the salary tariff and the rules for determining the salary tariff within the range of the lowest to the highest grade of the relevant grade are agreed in a collective agreement or established by an internal regulation.
(2) The employer who is a provider of health services may, with the prior consent of the contractor, negotiate in a collective agreement or establish, by internal regulation, a method for determining the wage rate for employees within the range of the wage rates set for the lowest to highest grade in the relevant grade. The amount of the fee thus determined shall be determined at least at the rate corresponding to that which the staff member would have incurred when he was included in the grade referred to in Article 4.
§ 7
Extra charge for work in a difficult working environment
(1) The amount of the supplement for work in a difficult working environment 26) is between CZK 400 and CZK 1,800 per month.
(2) The amount of the allowance for work in a difficult working environment shall be determined by the employer's staff according to the degree of risk, intensity and duration of the effects of the aggravating effects.
§ 8
Special surcharge
(1) A specific supplement is to be determined by the employer's staff within the margin set for the group of works concerned. The division of work according to the degree of aggravating effects of working conditions into groups is set out in Annex 8 to this Regulation.
(2) The amount of the special premium is monthly in the group
(a) I. 400 to 1,300 CZK,
(b) II. 600 to 2,500 CZK,
(c) III. 1000 to 5000 CZK,
(d) IV. 1 500 to 7 500 CZK,
e) V. 2,000 to 10,000 CZK.
(3) Staff members shall be entitled only one special allowance in groups I to V., except for the special allowance for the work referred to in Group I (1) or Group III (9) of Annex 8 to this Regulation. Staff members who are entitled to a special allowance for the work referred to in Group III (9) of Annex 8 to this Regulation shall not be entitled to a special allowance for the work referred to in Group I (1) of Annex 8 to this Regulation. The amount of the special supplement shall be determined by the employer's staff within the range most favourable to the staff member if the conditions laid down are met. The right to a specific surcharge for the work referred to in Group I (1) or Group III (9) of Annex 8 to this Regulation and the amount thereof shall be assessed separately.
§ 9
Reducing the consequences of injustices
(1) In order to mitigate the consequences of the injustices caused by the labour acts taken between 25 February 1948 and 1 January 1990, the employer may, by way of derogation from Article 4 (3), include in full the duration of the other practice, provided that the staff member has not been able to practice in the field of the required work due to an invalid employment act (27).
(2) In order to mitigate the consequences of decisions taken by pupils and students as a result of political persecution during the period from 25 February 1948 to 1 January 1990, the employer may, by way of derogation from Article 4 (3), include in full the period of other practice, provided that the staff member has duly completed the relevant studies on the basis of the study rehabilitation (28).
Transitional and final provisions
§ 10
Under this Regulation, the salary shall also be determined on the date of entry into force of this Regulation for staff members whose employment was incurred before 1 January 2007.
§ 11
Efficacy
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2007.
Prime Minister:
Ing. Topolánek v. r.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Labour and Social Affairs:
RNDr. Netime v. r.

Příloha č. 1

Annex No. 1 to Government Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll.
Salary fare scales by grade and grade for employees referred to in Section 5 (1)
(in CZK per month)
Platový stupeňPočet let započitatelné praxePlatová třída
12345678910111213141516
1do 1 roku8 7609 51010 31011 16012 10013 14014 24015 45016 76018 20019 73021 40023 19025 16027 33029 630
2do 2 let9 0709 85010 69011 59012 56013 62014 79016 02017 41018 87020 49022 21024 07026 12028 36030 740
3do 4 let9 43010 23011 09012 03013 05014 13015 34016 65018 06019 60021 26023 05025 00027 10029 44031 900
4do 6 let9 78010 61011 53012 49013 55014 68015 92017 26018 75020 33022 06023 92025 93028 13030 55033 100
5do 9 let10 15011 02011 95012 94014 06015 22016 52017 93019 45021 12022 87024 80026 91029 19031 68034 360
6do 12 let10 55011 42012 41013 46014 59015 82017 15018 61020 19021 93023 76025 76027 92030 30032 89035 660
7do 15 let10 94011 88012 89013 96015 15016 41017 79019 30020 96022 74024 66026 72028 98031 43034 13036 990
8do 19 let11 36012 34013 36014 48015 71017 02018 47020 02021 74023 59025 58027 74030 08032 63035 41038 380
9do 23 let11 80012 80013 88015 05016 33017 67019 18020 78022 57024 50026 56028 77031 20033 85036 76039 840
10do 27 let12 23013 28014 39015 60016 93018 34019 91021 58023 42025 41027 56029 86032 39035 13038 12041 330
11do 32 let12 70013 79014 94016 19017 58019 03020 67022 39024 29026 37028 60031 00033 60036 46039 57042 890
12nad 32 let13 18014 33015 54016 80018 24019 73021 47023 23025 23027 38029 68032 17034 87037 82041 07044 510

Příloha č. 2

Annex No 2 to Decree No 564 / 2006 Coll.
Salary fare scales by grade and grade for employees referred to in § 5 (2)
(in CZK per month)
Platový stupeňPočet let započitatelné praxePlatová třída
12345678910111213141516
1do 1 roku7 9608 6409 37010 14011 00011 94012 94014 04015 23016 54017 93019 45021 08022 87024 84026 930
2do 2 let8 2408 9509 71010 53011 41012 38013 44014 56015 82017 15018 62020 19021 88023 74025 78027 940
3do 4 let8 5709 30010 08010 93011 86012 84013 94015 13016 41017 81019 32020 95022 72024 63026 76029 000
4do 6 let8 8909 64010 48011 35012 31013 34014 47015 69017 04018 48020 05021 74023 57025 57027 77030 090
5do 9 let9 22010 01010 86011 76012 78013 83015 01016 30017 68019 20020 79022 54024 46026 53028 80031 230
6do 12 let9 59010 38011 28012 23013 26014 38015 59016 91018 35019 93021 60023 41025 38027 54029 90032 410
7do 15 let9 94010 80011 71012 69013 77014 91016 17017 54019 05020 67022 41024 29026 34028 57031 02033 620
8do 19 let10 32011 21012 14013 16014 28015 47016 79018 20019 76021 44023 25025 21027 34029 66032 19034 890
9do 23 let10 72011 63012 61013 68014 84016 06017 43018 89020 51022 27024 14026 15028 36030 77033 41036 210
10do 27 let11 11012 07013 08014 18015 39016 67018 10019 61021 29023 10025 05027 14029 44031 93034 65037 570
11do 32 let11 54012 53013 58014 71015 98017 30018 79020 35022 08023 97026 00028 18030 54033 14035 97038 990
12nad 32 let11 98013 02014 12015 27016 58017 93019 51021 11022 93024 89026 98029 24031 70034 38037 33040 460

Příloha č. 3

Annex No. 3 to Government Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll.
Salary fare scales by grade and grade for employees referred to in § 5 (3)
(in CZK per month)
Platový stupeňPočet let započitatelné praxePlatová třída
12345678910111213141516
1do 1 roku9 0709 85010 67011 57012 53013 59014 74016 00017 36018 81020 45022 16024 02026 07028 29030 710
2do 2 let9 40010 21011 07012 01013 04014 12015 29016 61018 00019 53021 21022 98024 94027 04029 36031 860
3do 4 let9 75010 61011 49012 46013 52014 65015 88017 24018 69020 28022 05023 86025 88028 08030 47033 050
4do 6 let10 11011 00011 94012 93014 04015 21016 48017 90019 40021 05022 86024 74026 84029 13031 62034 300
5do 9 let10 52011 42012 39013 42014 57015 79017 11018 58020 13021 84023 72025 69027 86030 22032 81035 590
6do 12 let10 93011 85012 84013 92015 12016 37017 76019 30020 88022 65024 62026 66028 91031 35034 04036 920
7do 15 let11 33012 32013 34014 46015 68017 00018 41020 01021 70023 52025 56027 67030 00032 55035 33038 310
8do 19 let11 76012 78013 85015 00016 28017 63019 10020 77022 51024 40026 51028 73031 13033 77036 68039 760
9do 23 let12 20013 25014 38015 57016 90018 30019 83021 55023 35025 33027 50029 80032 30035 06038 06041 250
10do 27 let12 69013 78014 92016 16017 55019 00020 56022 38024 24026 27028 54030 93033 53036 38039 51042 790
11do 32 let13 15014 27015 49016 77018 22019 72021 37023 24025 16027 28029 62032 09034 79037 76040 99044 430
12nad 32 let13 66014 82016 08017 40018 92020 46022 17024 12026 11028 32030 75033 30036 11039 18042 52046 110

Příloha č. 4

Annex No. 4 to Government Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll.
Grades by grade and grade for staff referred to in Section 5 (4)
(in CZK per month)
Platový stupeňPočet let započitatelné praxePlatová třída
23456789101112131415
1do 1 roku10 12010 98011 90012 91013 99015 17016 47017 87019 36021 05022 80024 71026 83029 110
2do 2 let10 52011 39012 36013 42014 52015 75017 09018 54020 09021 83023 65025 67027 83030 220
3do 4 let10 92011 82012 82013 92015 07016 34017 75019 24020 87022 69024 57026 64028 90031 370
4do 6 let11 32012 29013 30014 45015 65016 97018 42019 97021 66023 52025 47027 63029 98032 540
5do 9 let11 75012 75013 81014 99016 24017 62019 12020 72022 48024 41026 44028 68031 11033 770
6do 12 let12 19013 23014 32015 57016 85018 28019 85021 49023 31025 34027 44029 75032 27035 040
7do 15 let12 68013 73014 89016 14017 49018 95020 61022 32024 20026 29028 48030 88033 52036 360
8do 19 let13 15014 25015 43016 77018 14019 66021 39023 17025 11027 30029 55032 05034 76037 750
9do 23 let13 63014 79016 02017 40018 84020 41022 18024 02026 06028 31030 67033 24036 08039 180
10do 27 let14 17015 36016 63018 07019 55021 17023 03024 94027 05029 39031 83034 51037 45040 650
11do 32 let14 69015 93017 26018 76020 29021 99023 91025 90028 08030 47033 03035 80038 87042 180
12nad 32 let15 25016 55017 90019 47021 06022 81024 82026 87029 15031 64034 28037 16040 33043 760

Příloha č. 5

Annex No. 5 to Government Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll.
Salary fare scales by grade and grade for employees referred to in Section 5 (5)
(in CZK per month)
Platový stupeňPočet let započitatelné praxePlatová třída
23456789101112131415
1do 1 roku11 14012 08013 09014 21015 39016 69018 12019 66021 30023 16025 08027 19029 52032 030
2do 2 let11 58012 53013 60014 77015 98017 33018 80020 40022 10024 02026 02028 24030 62033 250
3do 4 let12 02013 01014 11015 32016 58017 98019 53021 17022 96024 96027 03029 31031 79034 510
4do 6 let12 46013 52014 63015 90017 22018 67020 27021 97023 83025 88028 02030 40032 98035 800
5do 9 let12 93014 03015 20016 49017 87019 39021 04022 80024 73026 86029 09031 55034 23037 150
6do 12 let13 41014 56015 76017 13018 54020 11021 84023 64025 65027 88030 19032 73035 50038 550
7do 15 let13 95015 11016 38017 76019 24020 85022 68024 56026 62028 92031 33033 97036 88040 000
8do 19 let14 47015 68016 98018 45019 96021 63023 53025 49027 63030 03032 51035 26038 24041 530
9do 23 let15 00016 27017 63019 14020 73022 46024 40026 43028 67031 15033 74036 57039 69043 100
10do 27 let15 59016 90018 30019 88021 51023 29025 34027 44029 76032 33035 02037 97041 20044 720
11do 32 let16 16017 53018 99020 64022 32024 19026 31028 49030 89033 52036 34039 38042 76046 400
12nad 32 let16 78018 21019 69021 42023 17025 10027 31029 56032 07034 81037 71040 88044 37048 140

Příloha č. 6

Annex No 6 to Government Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll.
Grades by grade and grade for staff referred to in Section 5 (6)
(in CZK per month)
Platový stupeňPočet let započitatelné praxePlatová třída
111213141516
1do 1 roku27 11028 86032 61036 54038 81041 300
2do 2 let27 89029 72033 55037 54039 92042 490
3do 4 let28 75030 63034 52038 60041 07043 720
4do 6 let29 59031 53035 51039 68042 24045 010
5do 9 let30 47032 50036 56040 81043 48046 330
6do 12 let31 40033 50037 64041 97044 74047 700
7do 15 let32 37034 54038 76043 22046 06049 130
8do 19 let33 36035 62039 92044 47047 45050 630
9do 23 let34 37036 73041 12045 79048 88052 160
10do 27 let35 45037 89042 39047 15050 35053 750
11do 32 let36 55039 10043 70048 57051 88055 420
12nad 32 let37 71040 34045 04050 03053 46057 150

Příloha č. 7

Annex No 7 to Decree No 564 / 2006 Coll.
Grades by grade and grade for employees referred to in Section 5 (7)
(in CZK per month)
Platový stupeňPočet let započitatelné praxePlatová třída
4567891011121314
1do 2 let12 31013 36014 45015 66019 85024 81025 02025 47026 02026 65027 640
2do 6 let12 77013 84015 05016 30020 42025 03025 25025 91026 57027 46028 940
3do 12 let13 57014 76016 01017 44020 96025 32025 64026 25027 63028 61030 500
4do 19 let14 51015 76017 12018 53021 92025 85026 43027 23028 79030 71033 030
5do 27 let15 43016 79018 23019 83022 90026 65027 27028 38030 58033 07036 290
6do 32 let16 75018 21019 74021 45024 52028 01028 78029 95033 14035 80039 220
7nad 32 let17 22018 70020 29022 05025 22028 65029 40030 76033 93036 70040 160

Příloha č. 8

Annex No. 8 to Government Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll.
Working groups according to the degree of aggravating effects of working conditions
Group I. - Work with increased neuropsychological load or other potential risk to health or life
1. Work done alternately in various shifts under two, three or continuous operating arrangements.
2. Direct pedagogical activities
2.1. the performance of the work of the class teacher, the head of the Conservatory or elementary art school department or the head of the study group at the higher vocational school;
2.2. supervision of pupils or students who are at increased risk of injury due to the use of machines, instruments or apparatus in practical training or training.
3. Work requiring individual access to individuals, or decision-making in the choice of multiple options, consisting of continuous direct personal contact with citizens in crisis social situations where life, health, basic needs (nutrition, clothing, accommodation) and the development of minors are at risk.
4. Works connected with the protection and safeguarding of public interests and carried out outside the registered office of the employer, its organisational departments, with the exception of those carried out with legal persons whose founder or founder is the employer, or which under specific legislation is managed by the employer, consisting of:
4.1. Continuous Revision, Control and Search Activities,
4.2. In carrying out state health surveillance in the framework of the health service.
5. Work consisting of review, control and search activities in relation to the verification of the correctness of data for tax and tax payers, social and health insurance premiums and the contribution to national employment policy.
6. Work consisting of photographic evaluation and redrawing of maps.
7. Works performed by State staff in central administrative offices who are entrusted by special legislation with the tasks of defence and security of the State or by armed forces and security forces, in so far as they are involved in the performance of these tasks, if it is work consisting of continuous preparation for the performance of tasks relating to the transition of the State from a peaceful state to a state of danger or in the provision of crisis management.
Group II - Work with a significant degree of neuropsychological burden or other potential risk to health or life
1. Direct pedagogical activity, class teacher work, diagnostic or social work with children, pupils or students with special educational needs
1.1. In schools, classes, departments or study groups separately established for these children, pupils or students, and in schools at health institutions.
1.2. in educational groups of educational establishments set up separately for such children, pupils or students, in classes or in educational groups of educational establishments set up separately for such children, pupils and students,
1.3. In a special pedagogical centre or in educational establishments for the performance of constitutional education or protective education and for preventive education;
1.4. In social services facilities for persons with mental or physical disabilities.
2. Direct pedagogical activity linked to the performance of the work of a class teacher in classrooms with pupils of different consecutive years within one class in primary schools which do not have all the years set up.
3. Continuous provision of health services
3.1. Operational and delivery rooms,
3.2. Anesthesiologic corpuscitation and emergency intake units,
3.3. Intensive care units,
3.4.
4. Continuous provision of direct health or service to persons with a health service provider and in social services facilities
4.1. In the psychiatric and gerontological departments of bed facilities,
4.2. in separate nursing departments for persons bound to bed or requiring other demanding nursing care, or in separate nursing departments for the treatment of persons with dementia,
4.3 with physical or mental impairment.
5. Work in which an employee comes into contact with detainees, accused, accused or convicted persons in criminal proceedings.
6. Work consisting of carrying out specific tasks for the preparation and provision of State defence and security, carried out by State staff in central administrative offices entrusted by special legislation with defence and security tasks of the State or by armed forces and security forces.
7. Handling of applications for permanent residence or for granting international protection linked to direct daily personal contact with foreigners.
8. Continuous exercise of road inspection and surveillance or of state professional supervision in road transport in uninterrupted road traffic.
9. Work in which an employee comes into contact with foreigners located in foreign detention facilities or with applicants for international protection resident in asylum facilities.
Group III - Work with considerable neuropsychological burden and work with increased risk of life or health risks
1. Providing urgent health care to members of the exit group of medical emergency services.
2. Geodetic works associated with the creation of maps, carried out mainly in the underground.
3. The execution of works consisting exclusively of the execution of acts in the context of the enforcement of judgments by the court.
4. Work to protect the life and health of citizens and property from fires, to carry out fire interventions and to provide assistance in natural disasters and other emergencies.
5. Work carried out by staff of the State in the armed forces and the Security Corps if:

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CitationGovernment Decree No. 564 / 2006 Coll., on the remuneration of employees in public services and administration
Regulation TypeRegulation
Author-
CollectionCode of Laws
Date of Promulgation22.12.2006
Effective from01.01.2007
Effective until-
Status Valid
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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