Broadbands Clause Samples
The 'Broadbands' clause defines the categories or ranges of pay grades within an organization, typically grouping multiple job levels into wider salary bands. In practice, this clause outlines how employees are classified into these broad salary ranges based on factors such as job responsibilities, experience, or market benchmarks, rather than narrowly defined job titles. Its core function is to provide flexibility in compensation management, simplify pay structures, and support career development by allowing for greater movement and progression within the organization.
Broadbands. Arrangements for the following broadbands are set out in Appendix A – Base salaries of this Agreement: Commission Entry Level Broadband; Legal Broadband; and Public Affairs Officers Broadband. The APS is a career-based public service. In its engagement decisions, the Commission recognises that the usual basis for engagement is as an ongoing APS employee.
Broadbands. The CEO may establish broadbands in accordance with the Public Service Classification Rules 2000 during the life of this Agreement.
Broadbands. Administrative
Broadbands. A broadband is the combination of two or more Salary Bands into a single, broader designation. Broadbands are either:
Broadbands. G2.1. The Public Service Classification Rules 2000 authorise the Director-General to allocate more than one classification (called a broadband) to a group of duties to be performed within the ASA.
G2.2. The Director-General may approve the creation, amendment or cessation of a broadband consistent with the following principles:
a. the broadband operates consistent with the Public Service Classification Rules 2000 and the APS Values and Employment Principles;
b. any barriers within the broadband will not result in the employee receiving less, under sections C1, C2, or C6, than they would have received had the broadband not been created;
c. any ASA broadband operates according to its terms, as if they were part of this Agreement; and
d. the operation, amendment or cessation of a broadband will be subject to consultation with affected employees in accordance with Part K.
Broadbands. 4.1.1 Classification and broadband structure
Broadbands. If a group of duties involves work requirements applying to more than one classification, the Registrar may allocate more than one classification (a broadband) to the group of duties.