Remuneration of Invigilators Sample Clauses

Remuneration of Invigilators. All Invigilators shall be deemed to be individual contractors of services. This means that Invigilators are not entitled to holiday pay and the Company is not required to pay their ACC levies. Invigilators shall be compensated for their services after submitting their claim through Central Desktop. Invigilators will be paid according to the sessions they invigilate plus administration time permitted (work time). The scale of fees and allowances is specified in your contract; the claim must be made in accordance with the prescribed fees and allowances and certified accordingly. Invigilators are required to complete an IR330 initially and again at any time they wish to change their tax code. Completed invigilation and expense claims should be submitted to Aspeq Head Office for approval. These will be actioned and payment made through Aspeq’s pay office with the next fortnightly pay provided the claim is received by close of business the Wednesday COB before. If an Invigilator submits an invoice, the Invigilator shall be responsible for paying their own tax. If they do not submit an invoice, Aspeq Finance Department will withhold tax at the WT rate.
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