Recognised Service. (a) In clause 54.9(b) an “authority” means an authority, whether incorporated or not, that is constituted:
Recognised Service. (a) In sub-clause 31.7(b) an "authority" means an authority, whether incorporated or not, that is constituted by or under a law of a State, the Commonwealth or a Territory of Australia for a public purpose.
Recognised Service. 51.8.1 Subject to clause 51.8.3 the following will be recognised as service with the Employer for the purposes of long service leave ("Recognised Service"):
Recognised Service. For the purpose of establishing employee service-related entitlements the following applies:
Recognised Service. 24.6.1 This sub-clause 24.6 does not apply to Casual Employees.
Recognised Service. (a) Subject to this subclause the service of a Biomedical Engineer of an Institution or Statutory Body shall include service for which long service leave, or payment in lieu, has not been received in one or more Institutions including Statutory Bodies directly associated with such Institution or Institutions, for the periods required by clause 63.1 of this Agreement.
Recognised Service. When calculating an employee’s entitlement to long service leave the following will be taken into account:
Recognised Service. 45.9 Subject to clause 45.11, for the purpose of determining an Employee’s entitlement to long service leave employment at any of the following authorities or institutions shall count as service:
Recognised Service. In this clause, an “authority” means an authority, whether incorporated or not, that is constituted by or under a law of a State, the Commonwealth or a Territory of Australia for a public purpose. Subject to clause 24.7.8.1, the following will be recognised as service for the purposes of long service leave (“Recognised Service”): Any service with a State, Commonwealth or Territory of Australia Government Department or Public Service authority; or Any service with a public entity under the Public Administration Act 2004 (Vic); or Any service with a local governing body that is established by or under a law of Victoria. Notwithstanding the above, the Library may recognise any service with a public sector authority or local governing body of the Commonwealth, a State other than Victoria or a Territory of Australia.
