TYPESETTING Sample Clauses

The TYPESETTING clause defines the responsibilities and standards related to the layout and formatting of a publication's text and images before printing or digital release. It typically specifies who is responsible for preparing the final typeset version, outlines the process for reviewing and approving proofs, and may set deadlines for corrections or changes. This clause ensures that the final product meets agreed-upon quality and formatting standards, minimizing errors and misunderstandings in the production process.
TYPESETTING. Time spent to typeset or format a document will be remunerated at the hourly rate for translating services at the appropriate accredited level. Translators Accredited at NAATI III Other Translators Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2014 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2015 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2016 Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2014 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2015 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2016 $33.00 $33.80 $34.60 $35.50 $28.00 $28.70 $29.40 $30.10
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TYPESETTING. Time spent to typeset or format a document will be remunerated at the hourly rate for translating services at the appropriate accredited level. Translators Accredited at NAATI III Other Translators Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2009 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2010 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2011 Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2009 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2010 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2011 $27.55 $28.20 $28.90 $29.60 $23.35 $23.90 $24.50 $25.10 5. EXTRACT TRANSLATIONS Employees engaged for Extract Translations of educational, professional and certificates (eg birth, marriage, drivers licences) for up to 200 words translating from another language into English. Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2009 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2010 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2011 Extract Translations up to 200 words $34.75 $35.60 $36.50 $37.40 SCHEDULE 1.9: LEGAL OFFICERS‌‌ Classification Step Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2009 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2010 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2011 LE1 1 $48,960 $50,184 $51,439 $52,725 2 $51,340 $52,624 $53,940 $55,289 3 $53,965 $55,314 $56,697 $58,114 4 $56,578 $57,992 $59,442 $60,928 LE2 1 $58,639 $60,105 $61,608 $63,148 2 $61,266 $62,798 $64,368 $65,977 3 $63,907 $65,505 $67,143 $68,822 4 $66,545 $68,209 $69,914 $71,662 LE3 1 $68,336 $70,044 $71,795 $73,590 2 $71,233 $73,014 $74,839 $76,710 3 $74,120 $75,973 $77,872 $79,819 LE4 1 $86,380 $88,540 $90,754 $93,023 2 $90,611 $92,876 $95,198 $97,578 3 $94,841 $97,212 $99,642 $102,133 LE 5 1 $104,006 $106,606 $109,271 $112,003 2 $108,235 $110,941 $113,715 $116,558 SCHEDULE 1.10: LEGAL OFFICERS – ATTORNEY GENERAL’S‌‌ Classification Step Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2009 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2010 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2011 LEC1 1 $51,406 $52,691 $54,008 $55,358 2 $56,108 $57,511 $58,949 $60,423 LEC2 1 $62,101 $63,654 $65,245 $66,876 2 $67,003 $68,678 $70,395 $72,155 LEC3 1 $73,544 $75,383 $77,268 $79,200 2 $78,068 $80,020 $82,021 $84,072 3 $81,319 $83,352 $85,436 $87,572 LEC4 1 $89,452 $91,688 $93,980 $96,330 2 $94,332 $96,690 $99,107 $101,585 3 $97,585 $100,025 $102,526 $105,089 LEC5 1 $105,717 $108,360 $111,069 $113,846 2 $108,969 $111,693 $114,485 $117,347 3 $112,223 $115,029 $117,905 $120,853 4 $115,476 $118,363 $121,322 $124,355 SCHEDULE 1.11: LEGAL SERVICES COMMISSION‌‌ Level...
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TYPESETTING. Time spent to typeset or format a document will be remunerated at the hourly rate for translating services at the appropriate accredited level. Employees engaged for Extract Translations of educational, professional and certificates (eg birth, marriage, drivers licences) for up to 200 words translating from another language into English. Schedule 1.8: Legal Officers Classification Step Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2012 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2013 LE1 1 $52,725 $54,307 $55,936 LE2 1 $63,148 $65,042 $66,993 LE3 1 $73,590 $75,798 $78,072 LE4 1 $93,023 $95,814 $98,688 LE 5 1 $112,003 $115,363 $118,824 Schedule 1.9: Legal Officers – Attorney General’s LEC1 1 $55,358 $57,019 $58,730 LEC2 1 $66,876 $68,882 $70,948 LEC3 1 $79,200 $81,576 $84,023 LEC4 1 $96,330 $99,220 $102,197 LEC5 1 $113,846 $117,261 $120,779 Schedule 1.10: Legal Services Commission Level Increment Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2012 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2013 LSC-1 1st $55,358 $57,019 $58,730 LSC-2 1st $66,876 $68,882 $70,948 LSC-3 1st $79,200 $81,576 $84,023 LSC-4 1st $96,330 $99,220 $102,197 LSC-5 1st $113,846 $117,261 $120,779 MANAGERS LSM-1 $108,592 $111,850 $115,206 LSM-2 $122,602 $126,280 $130,068 Schedule 1.11: Medical Scientists For the purposes of this Schedule: Medical Scientists:
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