No disadvantage definition
No disadvantage means veterans/serving personnel and family should not lose their place on a hospital waiting list as they move house across the UK. If an individual moves within the UK, previous waiting time will be taken into account, with the expectation that treatment will be within national waiting time standards (i.e. maximum 18 weeks).
No disadvantage. The parties are committed to ensure there is no "overall disadvantage" to individuals due to any changes in core conditions at the date of this CA coming into force unless specifically agreed between the parties during the negotiations. Te Timatatanga me te Whakaotinga/Term Nga Tikanga ke atu o te MECA nei/Variation Nga Rarangi Korero Whakamarama/Definitions Administration employee means an employee who is wholly or substantially engaged in administration duties, including but not limited to those who undertake medical receptionist duties, finance, data entry, claims processing. AOD (Alcohol and other drugs) counsellor means an employee with a recognised tohu/qualification who provides AOD assessment, counselling, education for an individual and/or group therapy and follow up. Allied Health Professional means an employee with a recognised appropriate professional qualification who is not defined elsewhere in this document.
Examples of No disadvantage in a sentence
No disadvantage to an Employee's payment for time and penalties worked shall occur.
No disadvantage to any of the current senior nursing roles will occur as result of the scoping exercise.
This Agreement shall operate from the first full pay period on or after 1 July 2008 or the seventh day after the date of notice from the Workplace Authority advising that the agreement has passed the No- disadvantage test, whichever is the latest.