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A painting enterprise in the Canton of Zurich employs 12 journeymen painters under the Swiss Collective Employment Agreement for the Painting and Plastering Trade (GAV Maler- und Gipsergewerbe). During the busy summer season, several employees work 45 hours per week. How does the GAV annual working time model (Jahresarbeitszeitmodell) regulate weekly maximum working hours and the compensation of overtime (Überstunden)?

The normal weekly working time is fixed at 40.0 hours year-round; any time worked over 40.0 hours must be paid out at the end of each month with a mandatory 50% cash surcharge The GAV establishes an annual working time baseline (typically 2,080 hours/year or an average of 40.0–40.5 hours/week) with a seasonal bandwidth allowing up to 45 hours/week in peak periods, where hours within the bandwidth are credited to an annual time account (Arbeitszeitkonto) without immediate surcharge Employers may unilaterally mandate up to 52 hours per week without keeping time records, provided an annual lump-sum bonus equal to one month's wage is paid Overtime compensation under the GAV is entirely unregulated and left to informal oral agreements between the site foreperson and individual workers

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The GAV establishes an annual working time baseline (typically 2,080 hours/year or an average of 40.0–40.5 hours/week) with a seasonal bandwidth allowing up to 45 hours/week in peak periods, where hours within the bandwidth are credited to an annual time account (Arbeitszeitkonto) without immediate surcharge

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