Annualised Overtime - Former Xxxxx Xxxxx Council (Local Government Officers Award Employees Only Sample Clauses

Annualised Overtime - Former Xxxxx Xxxxx Council (Local Government Officers Award Employees Only. (Red Ringing) Prior to the certification of this agreement, all former Xxxxx Xxxxx Council employees who were engaged under the Local Government Officers’ Award 1998 were required to work 38 hours per week in accordance with the Xxxxx Xxxxx Council Enterprise Bargaining Certified Agreement 2005. In accordance with Clause 11.1(b) of that agreement the additional 1 ¾ hours worked in excess of the award provision of 36 ¼ hours per week was paid at the rate of time and one half, and was annualised and included as part of the officer’s annual salary. The North Xxxxxxx Regional Council Certified Agreement 2008 standardised the weekly hours for employees engaged under the Queensland Local Government Officers Award 1998 State to 36 ¼ hours per week, then consideration of the annualised overtime payment received by the former Xxxxx Xxxxx Council federal award employees was given with all former Xxxxx Xxxxx Council employees engaged under the Local Government Officers’ Award 1998 working 36 ¼ hours per week and continuing to receive the annualised overtime payment. Following a review of levels in conjunction with individually affected staff all parties agree that the annualised overtime will cease, either through the agreement reached between Council and the individual employee or where the employee voluntarily accepts another position within Council
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