but in return the Bundesliga club makes a commitment.
Bundesliga club FSV Mainz 05 will introduce short-time working at its office from 1 April due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“It is not a sign of weakness that we are introducing short-time work at the moment. It is a signal for economic and organisational capacity to act”, said Jan Lehmann, commercial director of the FAZ.
It has been established “that the sense of short-time work applies to us exactly: the considerable and temporary loss of workload is to be compensated for”.
Mainz partially compensates for salary losses
About three quarters of the administrative staff are affected by the measure.
Rheinhessen has assured employees affected by short-time work that it will increase the coverage from 60 percent for those without children and 67 percent for parents to 90 percent.
According to Lehmann, the club will save a six-figure amount in April through this regulation, which, like the voluntary salary waivers of professionals and board members, should contribute to the club’s ability to survive the corona crisis.but in return the Bundesliga club makes a commitment.
Bundesliga club FSV Mainz 05 will introduce short-time working at its office from 1 April due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“It is not a sign of weakness that we are introducing short-time work at the moment. It is a signal for economic and organisational capacity to act”, said Jan Lehmann, commercial director of the FAZ.
It has been established “that the sense of short-time work applies to us exactly: the considerable and temporary loss of workload is to be compensated for”.
Mainz partially compensates for salary losses
About three quarters of the administrative staff are affected by the measure.
Rheinhessen has assured employees affected by short-time work that it will increase the coverage from 60 percent for those without children and 67 percent for parents to 90 percent.
According to Lehmann, the club will save a six-figure amount in April through this regulation, which, like the voluntary salary waivers of professionals and board members, should contribute to the club’s ability to survive the corona crisis.
