Efling’s Labour Rights Division assists members with matters related to their rights. To book an appointment with a representative of the Labour Rights Division, email vinnurettindi@efling.is.
It is important to collect data to process cases at Efling’s Labour Rights Division.
The data should be sent to the email address: vinnurettindi@efling.is
Below are links to instructions on how to obtain the data the Labour Rights Division needs to assess your case:
1. Mandate and informed consent
2. Information sheet
It is important to fill out this document so the processing of the case goes faster. You can download the document below.
3. Employment contract
- If there is no employment contract, this must be stated in the email.
4. Payslips – The last 6 months
- Payslips can be obtained from the employer or electronically via internet banking.
- If there are no pay slips, this must be stated in the email.
5. Bank overview – Payments from the employer
A bank overview of salary payments from the employer can be obtained from your bank.
Instructions for:
6. Tax income overview – RSK
Instructions for downloading the tax income overview
7. Time reports
- Records of all hours worked with the employer. Example: Saturday, February 10: 8:00 – 16:00
- If time reports with the employer are through Tímon, it is best to go to your user access there and download the time report as an Excel document.
- If time reports do not take place in Tímon, we recommend filling in this Excel document below with the time reports, to speed up the processing of the case.
8. Communications with the employer
- It is a good idea to compile all written communications with the employer, arrange them in chronological order and save them in one document.
- e.g. Screenshot of electronic communication.
9. Termination letter
- Termination must always be in writing (letter, e-mail or social media).
- If there is no letter of resignation, it must be stated.
10. Doctors certificate
- Applies only in case of illness, work accident or occupational disease.
11. Confirmation from the Icelandic Health Insurance
Applies only in the case of an occupational accident. Confirmation from Sjúkratryggingar Íslands that the accident has been reported must be submitted. More information can be found here.