Ordinary Rate definition

Ordinary Rate means the hourly rate of pay for the ordinary hours of work as listed in Appendix B. Ordinary Time Earnings for all purposes in this agreement has the same definition as defined by Superannuation Guarantee Ruling 2009/2. Without limiting the fullness of this definition, in summary and in the context of this agreement, this includes:

Ordinary Rate or ordinary rate of pay shall mean the appropriate rate set out in 4.2 per week of 38 hours.

Ordinary Rate means the relevant Hourly Rate specified in Appendix A (clause A1-Wages) or Appendix E (as relevant) of this Agreement. For the purposes of clarity time and a half means the hourly rate plus fifty per cent (50%); double time means the hourly plus one hundred per cent (100%); double time and half means hourly rate plus one hundred and fifty per cent (150%).

Examples of Ordinary Rate in a sentence

• An employee who is required to work the Normal Hours of Work on a Public Holiday shall be paid Two (2) times the Ordinary Rate of Pay, regardless the period of work done on that day is less than the Normal Hours of Work.

• Additional Days Off Duty Pursuant To Subclause (vii) Of Clause 3, Hours Of Work And Free Time Of Employees Other Than Directors Of Nursing, Shall Be Paid For Such Accrued Time At Ordinary Rate Of Pay Upon Termination.

• Payment shall be made at the Ordinary Rate of Pay in respect of any Annual Leave that is outstanding but not taken at the time of resignation or death of an employee.

• If you are a casual Employee, you will be paid your Ordinary Rate of Pay for all Ordinary Hours and Additional Hours (save for any work performed on public holidays - see Clause 36).

• Ordinary Rate of Pay Refers to the normal wages an employee receives in respect of ordinary time worked including normal shift penalties, but excluding any amounts in respect to overtime worked and excluding allowances not paid for all purposes.

More Definitions of Ordinary Rate

Ordinary Rate means the rate of pay payable to the employee for his or her ordinary hours of work, but does not include any loadings, penalties, allowances or overtime unless otherwise stated in this Agreement.

Ordinary Rate means the weekly rate prescribed in Clause 6. - Payment of Wages of this Award.

Ordinary Rate means either the relevant Hourly Rate specified in Appendix A – Wages, Fares Allowance and Travel Allowance or Appendix L – Commercial Residential Unit Industry and / or Commercial / Industrial Factory Warehouse Work.

Ordinary Rate in relation to pay rates means the remuneration the employee is receiving under the current industrial instrument or agreement.

Ordinary Rate means the appropriate rate prescribed herein for forty hours of ordinary time.

Ordinary Rate means the hourly rate of pay set out in Table 1 of Appendix A as applicable to an Employee for their classification, as adjusted in accordance with clause 13, but does not include overtime, penalty rates, allowances, shift work penalties, loadings, casual loadings, incentive-based payments, bonuses and any other separately identifiable amounts.

Ordinary Rate or “Ordinary time” or “time” means the Weekly All Purpose Rate divided by 36.