Acting Up definition

Acting Up means an employee is directed or is held accountable to perform, and does perform, substantially all of the responsibilities of a higher position.
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Acting Up means an employee is directed or is held accountable to perform, and does perform, substantially all
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Acting Up. Those employees who are taking on additional duties at a higher level than their own grade for a temporary period, will be paid an additional acting up allowance or honoraria in accordance with current policy.
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Examples of Acting Up in a sentence

  • HED 012 HED 003 – TIME & A HALF HED 015 – DOUBLE TIME Call Out Payments: Call Out HED 316 – C’out/NotStn-By Responsibility Allowance: Individual will be paid Acting Up for the rate of job or % thereof from day 1.

  • Employees Acting Up for educational purpose, with an officer on duty, shall not receive Acting Up Pay.

  • Acting Up in ‘Emergency’ Situations Please see above, where it states procedure for introducing Acting HT where it is clear that a Headteacher is going to be absent / non-contactable for more than the immediate short term.

  • It was a meeting with a big agenda which included reports and discussion on the Firefighter Health and Well-Being Project, PFAS, FSCU, Acting Up and GADs, Hydration And Fire Ground Welfare, the forthcoming Marine Review, the new Noarlunga Station, upgrades at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Station, the Engineering Centre of Excellence, the proposed Retired Members Association, union staffing and finances, SOIL, the Leading Senior Firefighter (SF level II), to name a few.

  • Acting Up in ‘Emergency’ Situations Normally the ‘named person’ should act up in emergency situations until acting up recruitment can be undertaken.

  • There may occasionally be extenuating circumstances which mean that the needs of the Service are such that an initial Acting Up arrangement does need to go beyond 12 weeks without going to advert.

  • The principal and interest on the Term Note shall be payable in accordance with the terms of the Term Note.