ACIRT definition

ACIRT means the Australian Construction Industry Redundancy Trust.
ACIRT means the redundancy fund known as the Australian Construction Industry Redundancy Trust.

Examples of ACIRT in a sentence

  • The Company shall make a payment of $40.00 per week of service for each employee into the Australian Construction Industry Redundancy Trust (ACIRT).

  • The contribution shall be paid monthly into MERT or ACIRT, in accordance with the requirements of MERT or ACIRT.

  • The Company shall contribute $35.00 for 1st and 2nd year apprentices and $ 45.00 for 3rd and 4th year apprentices to the Australian Construction Industry Redundancy Trust (ACIRT).

  • The contributions shall be paid monthly into ACIRT in accordance with the requirements of the Trust.

  • Once an Employee has accrued 8 weeks pay in their ACIRT account they may elect to have their redundancy contribution paid into Cbus.

  • The amount of contributions paid to the MERT or ACIRT under paragraph (b) shall be set off against any entitlement under paragraph (a), (c) or (d).

  • The Company will make redundancy contributions for Employee(s) covered by this Agreement to the ACIRT Redundancy Fund.

  • These are CBUS for superannuation, ACIRT for redundancy contributions, Long Service Payments Corporation for long service entitlements and for Top-up Workers Compensation Insurance/ Income protection insurance.

  • If MERT payments are to attract fringe benefits taxation liability, ACIRT shall be the fund utilised under this agreement.

  • Lis-Con Concrete Construction Pty Ltd will make on behalf of each Employee a total weekly contribution of $80 to a recognised redundancy trust fund (e.g., ACIRT or other).

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