Indigenous Employee definition
Indigenous Employee means a person who:
Indigenous Employee includes an employee who is an Indigenous person in accordance with section 35(2) of the Constitution Act, 1982.
Indigenous Employee means a person who: Lead Teacher means a teacher who is nationally recognised as an exemplary teacher who has demonstrated consistent and innovative teaching practice over time and shall be certified as such by the certifying authority the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia (AISWA Inside and outside the School, lead teachers initiate and lead activities that improve educational opportunities for students. Lead teachers are expected to demonstrate that they operate in accord with the seven standards at the Lead Teacher level as set down Australian Professional Standards for Teachers. Leadership Position means Position of Additional Responsibility as defined in this clause. Lutheran School Officer (LSO) means an employee of a School who is employed to work in one or more of the following career streams: LSA means the Lutheran Schools Association of SA, NT & WA Inc. NES means the National Employment Standards in Part 2-2 of the Fair Work Act, as amended from time to time.
Examples of Indigenous Employee in a sentence
For instance, an Indigenous Employee may elect to have an Elder present at the meeting as a silent support person.
An Indigenous Employee may elect to have an Indigenous Elder or Knowledge Keeper present at the meeting as a silent support person.
An Indigenous Employee shall be granted up to ten (10) working days paid leave for an Indigenous ceremonial gathering or cultural activity.
This leave is credited to an Indigenous Employee on commencement of their employment.