RETIRING GRATUITIES. 16.1 The Employer shall pay a retiring gratuity to staff retiring from the DHB have had not less than ten years’ service with the employing Company, with that board and one or more other boards and with one or more of the following services: the Public Service, the Post Office, New Zealand Railways or any university in New Zealand, provided that for employees engaged after 1.7.92 only service with Area Health Boards and Hospital Boards, CHEs, HHSs and District Health Boards shall be recognised.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. 45.1 The following applies only to employees employed by the relevant DHB below, who have remained continuously employed by that DHB: South Canterbury DHB Xxxxxx Marlborough DHB employed prior to 30 October 1992 Otago DHB employed prior to 1 February 1999 Southland DHB employed prior to 1 July 1995 West Coast DHB employed prior to 1 July 1997
RETIRING GRATUITIES a. Employees retiring who have no less than 10 years service with the employer and are no less than 55 years of age may be paid a Retirement Gratuity within the scale given in Fourth Schedule.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. 1. The employer may pay a gratuity to staff retiring, who have had not less than 10 years' qualifying service as provided for in Clause 18 and clause 46.10 in the Tairawhiti DHB previous collective agreement.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. NOTE: This clause shall not apply to employees employed after 30 June 1992.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. Current grandparented entitlements in affected district health boards shall continue to apply to those eligible employees covered by this Agreement. In those district health boards where the gratuity is not already grandparented, it will be grandparented to those employees employed on 23 December 2004.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. (a) Employees who have no less than 10 years service with the employer may be paid a Retirement Gratuity within the scale given in table below.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. 28.1 For DHBs where retiring gratuity provisions applied at 1 October 2004 (Auckland, Capital & Coast, Counties Manukau, Hutt Valley, Xxxxxx Marlborough, Otago, Southland and Waikato DHBs), the relevant provisions as listed in Schedule 2 shall be retained.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. Retiring Gratuities are available to midwives covered by this Agreement who are retiring from DHBs where those provisions existed for those midwives prior to the commencement of this MECA. Those DHB-specific provisions are attached as Appendix 2 to this MECA. All cut off and implementation dates expressed in those DHB-specific provisions will continue to apply in each DHB.
RETIRING GRATUITIES. 46.1 The following applies only to employees employed by the employer prior to 1 February 1999, and who have since remained continuously employed by the employer.
