Chatham Islands Allowance Sample Clauses

Chatham Islands Allowance. 7.7.1 The allowance shall be: Basic Rate Basic Rate ($) Plus Partner ($) Child Supplement (per child) ($) Isolation $806.56 $1613.11 Freight* $2662.42 $4119.96 $665.64 *The Freight component will be adjusted to reflect actual costs of the freight component provided in 7.7.2.
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Chatham Islands Allowance. 7.7.1 The allowance shall be: BASIC RATE CHILD SUPPLEMENT (PER BASIC RATE ($) PLUS PARTNER ($) CHILD) ($) Isolation $806.56 $1613.11 Freight* $2662.42 $4119.96 $665.64 *The Freight component will be adjusted to reflect actual costs of the freight component provided in 7.7.2. 7.7.2 The freight component, as provided for in subclause 7.7.1 above, shall be based on the following: BASIC RATE($) PLUS PARTNER($) Shipping Chatham duties, etc $1,058.93 $1,345.61 Freight forwarders $211.89 $269.23 Airfreight $404.49 $808.98 $372.70 $745.39 Sub Total $2,048.00 $3,169.20 Tax Reimbursement $614.43 $950.76 Total $2,743.68 $4,119.96 The Shipping Chatham duties, etc shall be calculated on the basis of 20% of the shipping freight cost. Freight forwarders shall be calculated on the basis of one cubic metre from the point of purchase to freight forwarders ($12.39) from freight forwarders to a port of embarkation ($28.00) at 10 times per annum for the basic rate. Two metres shall be the basis for the basic rate plus partner calculation. Air freight shall be calculated on the basis of its minimum charge of $14.95 per kilo, per fortnight (two kilos for the basic rate plus partner). Employing Boards may reimburse teachers for other freight costs additional to those provided for in paragraphs (a)-(d) above.
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Chatham Islands Allowance. 7.7.1 The allowance shall be: Basic Rate Basic Rate ($) Plus Partner ($) Child Supplement (per child) ($) Isolation $806.56 $1,613.11 Freight* $2,662.42 $4,111.96 $665.64 *The Freight component will be adjusted to reflect actual costs of the freight component provided in 7.7.2.
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Chatham Islands Allowance. An annual allowance will be paid to reflect the costs of living, isolation and unique nature of the position. The Director-General and the eligible employee may agree, prior to the assignment to the Chatham Islands, on the quantum of the allowance, taking in to account the following factors: • The Islands’ isolation • General living expenses on the Island • Ongoing freight charges
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