Common use of Electrical Licence Allowance Clause in Contracts

Electrical Licence Allowance. An Electronics Tradesman, an Electrician – Special Class, an Electrical Fitter or an Electrical Installer who holds, and in the course of their employment may be required to use, a current "A" or "B" Grade licence issued pursuant to the Electricity (Licensing) Regulations 1991 will be paid a licence allowance. This electrical licence allowance will be paid as an all-purpose allowance, of $40.00 per week, (or $1.11 per hour), which will increase in line with wage escalations.

Electrical Licence Allowance. An Electronics Tradesman, an Electrician – Special Class, an Electrical Fitter or an Electrical Installer who holds, and in the course of their employment may be required to use, a current "A" or "B" Grade licence issued pursuant to the Electricity (Licensing) Regulations 1991 will be paid a licence an all-purpose allowance. This electrical licence allowance will be paid as an all-purpose allowance, of follows: From the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2007 $40.00 65.00 per week, (week or $1.11 1.80 per hour), which will increase in line with wage escalations.

Electrical Licence Allowance. (a) An Electronics Tradesman, an Electrician – Special Class, an Electrical Fitter or an Electrical Installer who holds, and in the course of their his employment may be required to use, a current "“A" ” Grade or "“B" ” Grade licence issued pursuant to the Electricity (Licensing) Regulations 1991 will shall be paid a licence allowance. This electrical licence allowance will be paid as an all-all purpose allowance, other than escalation of rates of pay in Clause 3.3, of $40.00 per week, (or $1.11 1.65 per hour), which will increase in line with wage escalations.