Introduction and Processes Sample Clauses

Introduction and Processes a) The employer and employee in this agreement
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Introduction and Processes. Title 1.1. Parties Bound 1.2. Operative Date & Duration 1.3. Award Relationship 1.4 Posting of Agreement 1.5. Intent 1.6. Definitions 1.7. Relationship to Employer Policies & Procedures 1.8. Probationary Period 1.9. Lawful Directions 1.10. Part Two – Contract of Employment & Responsibilities Employment Status 2.1. Duty/Responsibility 2.2. Incidental & Peripheral Tasks 2.3. Confidential Information 2.4. Intellectual Property 2.5. Employee Health & Safety Obligations 2.6. Dress & Appearance Standards 2.7. Conduct 2.8. Employer Provided Mobile Phones 2.9. Employer Provided Vehicles 2.10. Part Three – Remuneration & Classification Remuneration 3.1. Wage Schedule 3.2. Classification 3.3 Junior Employees 3.4. Wage Adjustments 3.5. Payment of Wages 3.6. Timesheets 3.7. Superannuation 3.8. Bonus Reward 3.9.
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Introduction and Processes. Title 1.1 Parties Bound 1.2 Operative Date and Duration 1.3 Posting of Agreement 1.4 Award/NAPSA Relationship 1.5 Intent 1.6 Definitions 1.7
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Introduction and Processes. A) Title This agreement shall be known as the ‘Professional Traffic Solutions Employee Collective Agreement 2008 – 2010 (ECA)’.
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Introduction and Processes. Title 1.1 Parties Bound 1.2 Operative Date & Duration 1.3 Award Relationship 1.4 Posting of Agreement 1.5 Intent 1.6 Definitions 1.7 Relationship to Employer Policies & Procedures 1.8 Probation 1.9 Lawful Directions 1.10 Disciplinary Procedure 1.11 Contract of Employment 1.12 Part Two – Responsibilities Duty/Responsibility 2.1 Confidential Information 2.2 Intellectual Property 2.3 Employee Health & Safety Obligations 2.4 Policies & Procedures 2.5 Part Three - Conditions Remuneration 3.1 Wage Schedule 3.2 Junior Employees 3.3 Apprentice Rates 3.4 Payment of Wages 3.5 Allowances 3.6 Special Site Provisions 3.7 Classifications 3.8 Hours of Work 3.9 Overtime 3.10 Shiftwork 3.11 Meal Breaks 3.12 Rest Pauses 3.13 Travel Time 3.14 Timesheets 3.15
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