Excessive Leave definition
Examples of Excessive Leave in a sentence
Employees who use leave at a rate greater than it is earned, on an annual basis, will be considered to be Excessive Leave Users.
Align with PSP – Responsive to the community 66 Excessive Leave Accrual New clause inserted to provide for a process to deal with excessive Annual Leave accruals, predominantly consistent with the Health Professionals and Support Services Award 2010 Align with PSP – People Centric 67 Family Violence Leave Merged identical terms from Section 2 and Section 3 of the current Agreement, otherwise the clause is unchanged.
Where an Employee has accrued more than 8 weeks’ paid annual leave (10 weeks in the case of shiftworkers defined in this clause), such Employee has accrued excessive annual leave (Excessive Leave).
Where an Employee has accrued more than: 8 weeks paid annual leave, (10 weeks in the case of shift workers as defined in this clause) for FCWT Aged Care Employees and FCWT Nursing Employees other than shiftworkers; 10 weeks paid annual leave, (12 weeks in the case of shift workers as defined in this clause) for all other Employees not covered by 29(f)(i)(1); such Employee has accrued excessive annual leave (Excessive Leave).
If the Seller determines that a leave tree has been cut or damaged, the Purchaser may be required to pay liquidated damages for Excessive Leave Tree Damage at the rate of $300 per tree or 50% of its stumpage value, whichever is greater.
An 'Excessive Leave Accrual' for employees classified as SCHADS employees under Schedule A is defined as eight (8) weeks for non-shift workers and ten (10) weeks for shift workers.
An 'Excessive Leave Accrual' for employees classified as Nurses under Schedule B is defined as ten (10) weeks.
Appendix K - COVID-19 and Excessive Leave (p.120), which is incorporated herein by reference; H.
The Agreement also outlines matters of Temporary Close Down, Excessive Leave, cashing out leave and the Payment of Leave in Termination.