basic weekly wage definition
basic weekly wage is understood to mean: the gross basic hourly wage multiplied by the number of hours of the normal working week in accordance with article 12 of this CBA. This basic weekly wage include all payments for travel time commuting and travel time at work, with the exception of work-work travel and the provisions of article 21 of this CBA. If applicable, the basic weekly wage is increased by a personal guarantee surcharge. Wage tables per function group are listed in annex 1 of this CBA. All amounts mentioned in this collective labour agreement shall be paid in accordance with the tax regulations.
basic weekly wage means the remuneration usually payable in money to an employee in respect of the ordinary hours of work set out in clause 9 (1) of the Main Collective Agreement for the KwaZulu-Natal Region of the Council, regardless of the hours actually worked by an employee;
basic weekly wage means the employee’s gross basic weekly wage (before income tax and other deductions) in effect immediately prior to the commencement of the pregnancy leave irrespective of any increases to basic weekly wages that may be granted during the leave of absence.
More Definitions of basic weekly wage
basic weekly wage and "Basic Rate of Pay" shall mean the salary or fixed portion of compensation throughout this Agreement.