HYPERBARIC ALLOWANCE Clause Samples

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HYPERBARIC ALLOWANCE. 6.7.1 An employee who, during any week, is required to participate in a hyperbaric chamber treatment in the Hyperbaric Medicine Unit at the Royal Adelaide Hospital will be paid an allowance that week. This allowance is paid in recognition of the consequential limitations on employees’ social and recreational activities. 6.7.2 The allowance will be paid as follows: • $18.25 per week from the first full pay period on or after 1 October 2010;
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HYPERBARIC ALLOWANCE. This clause provides for increases to the hyperbaric allowance.
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HYPERBARIC ALLOWANCE. 23.1 Employees working in hyperbaric ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ are not able to “dive” more than three days in a row for short and shallow dives. There must also be an eighteen hour surface interval between dives which means only one dive is permitted per day. For longer dives a forty-eight hour surface interval is required. 23.2 An employee working in a hyperbaric chamber is entitled to an allowance of $15.91 per week.
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HYPERBARIC ALLOWANCE. 38.1 An employee who, during any week, is required to participate in a hyperbaric chamber treatment in the Hyperbaric Medicine Unit at the Royal Adelaide Hospital will be paid an allowance that week. This allowance, which will apply for the duration of this Agreement, is paid in recognition of the consequential limitations on employees’ social and recreational activities. 38.2 The allowance will be paid as follows: • $16.50 from the first full pay period on or after 1 October 2007; • $17.00 from the first full pay period on or after 1 October 2008; and • $17.65 from the first full pay period on or after 1 October 2009. 38.3 Eligibility to work in the Hyperbaric Medicine Unit, assessment of fitness for hyperbaric exposure, surface intervals, etc. will be applied as prescribed in the RAH Hyperbaric Medicine Unit Policy and Procedures Manual.
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