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Generic Level Statements - Generic. Level Statements for all levels are prescribed in clause 4.2. for Allied Health and clause 4.4 for Biomedical employees These statements reflect the degree of complexity and responsibility of duties, skills and knowledge proceeding from the lowest to the highest Classification Levels. Their purpose is to determine the Classification Level appropriate to any packaging of duties.
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