Role Classification Clause Samples
Role Classification. SOH will classify each role covered by this Agreement as either a ‘waged’ or ‘salaried’ role. This classification can occur at any level of the organisation and will be based on the specific work requirements of each role.
Role Classification. By the end of the fifth (5th) working day of each season, role classification for each ballet to be presented in said season will be posted on the callboard. Role classification will identify the casting rank – principal/soloist vs. corps de ballet – of any given role in a ballet. Once the role classification has been established, the AGMA delegates will be notified in advance when additional changes are made. World premieres and ballets without specified roles will be listed as ensemble works. Following the establishment of the Role Classification, upon request from the AGMA Delegates, the Artistic Director will meet with the Delegates to discuss questions and concerns relating to the classification of a role[s]. The Artistic Director retains sole discretion over the establishment of role classification.
Role Classification. 28.6.1 Subject to clause 28.1.1, Employees can perform any incident management support role within the Australasian Inter-service Incident Management System subject to the possession of competencies, endorsements and/ or accreditation for that role.
28.6.2 Employees will work to the role statement for the role as determined by ▇▇▇▇▇▇.
28.6.3 Employees will be paid according to the PTA classification level determined for the role or the classification level for the employee’s substantive role, whichever is the greater when an employee is either:
28.6.3.1 Positioned to undertake and perform a particular role for the purposes of incident management support (including readiness arrangements in accord with the appropriate Joint Standard Operating Procedure) or
28.6.3.2 Participating in training and development of others associated with their incident management support role.