Nominal salary of a member means the salary corresponding in any given year to a full-time appointment at the member's rank and step, as set out for that year in Schedule A.
Nominal salary is the salary of a member that is used for pension purposes. It does not include stipends.
Nominal salary means the salary that would be paid to the Faculty Member if the Faculty Member were on Full-Time workload.
Examples of Nominal salary in a sentence
Nominal salary is defined as the salary a seasonal or part-time member would have received had the position been twelve-months full-time.
Nominal salary shall mean the salary that would be paid to the faculty member if s/he were working full time.
More Definitions of Nominal salary
Nominal salary means the salary a Member would have received on a twelve (12) month full- time appointment.
Nominal salary means the salary payable at the employee's substantive classification. Non-ongoing employee means a person engaged under section 22 of the Public Service Act 1999 for:
Nominal salary means the Salary of the Member in effect prior to the Reduced Workload Period and any subsequent annual increments accorded by the regular salary program of the University,
Nominal salary means the Normal Salary which the member would have received had not taken sabbatical or retraining leave or been granted reduced responsibility,
Nominal salary means, in respect of a Member who is on sabbatical leave, the Earnings the Member would have received from the University had he/she not been on sabbatical leave.
Nominal salary means an employee’s Total Annual Remuneration Package (TRP), less the applicable superannuation guarantee contribution component. ‘Roster Cycle’ means the designated period over which work is arranged. ‘Rostered Employee’ means an employee who performs ‘Rostered Work’. ‘Rostered Day Off’ is a non-working day derived through sufficient accumulation of ordinary work time as per clause 2.9.1 of this Agreement. ‘Rostered Work’ means work performed on a pre-planned rostered basis, which includes ordinary working time involving shifts and/or weekends and public holidays.