HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PAYMENT Sample Clauses

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PAYMENT. 40.1 To qualify for the health lifestyle payment employees must have over 12 months continuous service with the employer.
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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PAYMENT. 96.1 To encourage and promote healthy lifestyles, the Authority will reimburse ongoing employees and non-ongoing employees with at least 12 months service for expenditure on healthy lifestyle activities up to a maximum of $100 each calendar year. The activities that will be accepted as a healthy lifestyle activity under this clause are:
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PAYMENT. 13.2.1 The Tribunal recognises that improved health of employees is of benefit to both the employees and the Tribunal. To encourage and promote healthy lifestyles, the Tribunal will reimburse an employee for expenditure on healthy lifestyle activities up to a maximum of $100 each financial year. The activities that will be accepted as a healthy lifestyle activity under this clause are:

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