Superannuation & employee deductions Sample Clauses

Superannuation & employee deductions. 34.1 On behalf of each employee, BCT will make superannuation contributions as required by Superannuation Guarantee legislation. These contributions will be paid to the employee’s account at either Vision Super (formerly Local Authorities Superannuation Board) or, from July 2005, to an alternative registered and complying superannuation fund as chosen by the employee. If an employee does not advise BCT of an alternative fund, BCT will pay superannuation contributions on behalf of the employee to Vision Super as the employer-nominated fund. Variation by the employee of the fund into which the employer contributions are paid will be permitted once per annum.
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