Award 2000 Clause Samples
The 'Award 2000' clause establishes the terms and conditions under which an award, likely monetary or otherwise, is granted in the context of a contract or agreement. Typically, this clause would specify the criteria for eligibility, the process for determining the recipient, and the amount or nature of the award, such as a $2,000 prize for meeting certain performance benchmarks. Its core practical function is to clearly define the circumstances and procedures for granting the award, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring all parties understand the requirements and benefits associated with the award.
Award 2000. The final sentence of this paragraph. The sentence commences with the wording "If a dispute or difficulty arises. ".
Award 2000. 21.1 An employee shall be entitled to long service leave, in accordance with section 113(1) of the Act. as amended from time to time or its replacement 21.2 The amount of such entitlement shall be: (a) On the completion of fifteen (15) years of continuous service by the employee, six (6) months long service leave and thereafter an additional two (2) months long service leave on the completion of each additional five (5) years' service.
Award 2000. The final sentence of this paragraph. The sentence commences with the wording
Award 2000. Where provisions of the Award are matters prohibited by operation of Part 8, Division 7 [s.356] of the WR Act, such provisions will not apply (ie. “prohibited content”).
Award 2000. Nothing in this Agreement is to be taken as incorporating any of the terms of any Award into this Agreement.
Award 2000. The final sentence of this paragraph. The sentence commences with the wording "If a dispute or difficulty arises. ". In incorporating award terms by reference into this agreement they are to be read as altered to incorporate necessary changes resulting from them being provisions of an agreement rather than provisions of an award. For example, the words “this award” would become “this agreement”. Where there is any inconsistency between a term in this workplace agreement and a term of the awards referred to in a) which has been incorporated by reference, the term in this agreement shall take precedence to the extent of the inconsistency.