Sporting Competitions Clause Samples

Sporting Competitions. An employee will be granted up to four weeks unpaid leave for competitors or accredited officials in international, interstate and Country Week sports. An employee will be granted up to four weeks paid leave for Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games and the Pacific Conference Games. Additional leave may be granted at the discretion of the Vice-Chancellor or nominee. The leave will be for the period of the actual competition together with reasonable travel time to and from the venue.
Sporting Competitions. (a) An Employee may be granted paid or unpaid leave in order to compete in, or act as an accredited official in an approved sporting event. (b) In respect of each event, the leave will be for the period of the actual competition together with reasonable travel time to and from the venue, provided that additional leave may be granted at the direction of the Executive Director, Human Resources. (c) For the purposes of this clause: (i) An Employee will be granted up to four (4) weeks of unpaid leave to compete in, or act as an accredited official in international, interstate and Country Week sports; and (ii) An Employee will be granted up to four (4) weeks of paid leave to compete in, or act as an accredited official at the Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games or the Pacific Conference Games.
Sporting Competitions. An officer who is selected as – • a competitor, team manager or Applies to officers only. Up to a maximum of 5 working team coach of a state or national days per calendar year non- team participating at a major Subject to departmental cumulative for the purpose of - national or international sporting convenience. competition; or • participation; The officer must provide • an umpire or referee at such documentary evidence of selection • necessary travel to and/or competitions; by the recognised governing body from the competition; and and the period for which may be granted leave for sporting participation of the officer is • mandatory periods of competitions. required. training.