In Austria, salary payments are structured as follows:
According to our Employee Handbook, supported employees receive their pay on the last day of the month. If the pay day falls on a weekend, the salary is typically paid on the preceding Friday. Supported employees are encouraged to participate in direct (electronic) deposit of their payroll funds with a financial institution of their choice.
There is no specific legislation in Austria that dictates a mandatory salary payment date. However, it is generally expected for the salary to be paid before the last day of the month.
In Austria, the salary calculation consists of the following components:
Yes, employees in Austria need to be paid in the same month they start their employment.
In Austria, salary payments are made 12 times per year, distributed in 14 installments. This includes an additional salary in November and June.
In Austria, salary payments must be made on a monthly basis at the end of the month.
The employment agreement in Austria should specify the salary in 14 equal monthly installments.
In Austria, statutory bonuses are not legally required. However, it is common for employers to provide additional payments to employees, specifically a Christmas bonus and a holiday bonus, each equivalent to one month's pay.
The 13th and 14th-month salaries are mandated under the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). These extra salaries are calculated on a prorated basis, reflecting the employee's duration of service with the company. Payments for these salaries occur in June and November.
Effective January 1, 2025, the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) for employees under Velocity Global Austria updates the minimum salaries. These salaries are revised annually and are determined based on job type, qualifications, experience, and job description. Please refer to the full salary table for detailed information linked.