Common use of Higher Duties Clause in Contracts

Higher Duties. 3.11.1 An employee who is required by the employer to substantially perform the duties and carry out the responsibilities of a higher graded position for five consecutive working days or more shall be granted a higher duties allowance.

Appears in 17 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, 2 Agreement, Collective Agreement

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Higher Duties. 3.11.1 29.1.1 An employee Employee who is required by the employer Employer to substantially perform the duties and carry out the responsibilities of another Employee at a higher graded position classification for five 2 or more consecutive working days or more shifts shall be granted paid a higher duties allowanceallowance for the period for which duties are assumed.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Proposed New Staff Agreement, Proposed New Staff Agreement

Higher Duties. 3.11.1 An employee who is required by the employer to substantially perform the duties and carry out the responsibilities of a higher graded position for five five consecutive working days or more shall be granted a higher duties allowance.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.nzsta.org.nz

Higher Duties. 3.11.1 (a) An employee who is required by the employer to substantially perform the duties and carry out the responsibilities of a higher graded position for five consecutive working days or more shall be granted a higher duties allowance.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.education.govt.nz

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Higher Duties. 3.11.1 26.1.1 An employee Employee who is required by the employer Employer to substantially perform the duties and carry out the responsibilities of another Employee at a higher graded position classification for five 2 or more consecutive working days or more shifts shall be granted paid a higher duties allowanceallowance for the period for which duties are assumed.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: ballarat.ymca.org.au

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