Normal salary definition

Normal salary means the salary that would be paid to a participating employee if that person was not participating in a Plan and includes salary expressed as an annual rate, fortnightly rate, weekly rate, daily rate or hourly rate. It includes all allowances that are paid as an annual rate, fortnightly rate, weekly rate, daily rate or hourly rate but not overtime payments and shift work penalty rates unless they are paid as a component of an annualised rate.
Normal salary means the salary at Clause 8 - Salaries but does not include the shift and penalty allowance at clause 20.6 (a)
Normal salary means the salary at subclause 8.1 of Clause 8 - Salaries, but does not include the shift and penalty allowances at Clause 19 - Shift and Penalty Allowance.

Examples of Normal salary in a sentence

  • Normal salary is defined as an employee’s normal fortnightly salary plus any associated allowances.

  • The GS approved methodology adopted is the TPDDTEC v3.1. Further information on Monitoring of SDG impact can be found in section B.6.3 below.

  • Normal salary is defined as an employee's normal fortnightly salary plus any associated teaching allowances.

  • Mr. Perugino announced the student representatives for 2013 – 2014.

  • Normal salary is to be paid to an officer or employee for a public holiday that occurs immediately before or after an absence on sick leave without salary.


More Definitions of Normal salary

Normal salary means the salary that would be paid to a participating member if that person was not participating in a Plan and includes salary expressed as an annual rate, fortnightly rate, weekly rate, daily rate or hourly rate. The Shift and Penalty Allowance (SPA) will be considered as Normal salary and paid during the work period at the rate applicable to the position occupied by the member based on the Plan rate. The average of the SPA paid during the work period will be paid over the leave period. Normal Salary does not include allowances that are paid as an annual rate, fortnightly rate, weekly rate, daily rate, hourly rate or overtime payments. These allowances are to be paid at the prescribed rate, but will not be paid during the leave period where the member has been transferred to the Human Resources unattached list.
Normal salary means an employee's regular bi-weekly salary including any educational premium or unit premium received by the employee;
Normal salary means the salary at Clause 8 - Salaries and inclusive of the In Charge Allowance at subclause 22.7, but excluding the shift and penalty allowance at paragraph 22.6.1.
Normal salary means the salary at Clause 8 - Salaries and inclusive of the In Charge Allowance at subclause 9.2 - Allowances, but excluding the shift and penalty allowance at Clause 20 - Shift and Penalty Allowance.
Normal salary means the salary at subclause 8.1 of Clause 8 - Salaries, and inclusive of the allowance at subclause 9.2 - In Charge Allowance of Clause 9 - Allowances, and subclause 9.7 - Front Line Competency Allowance of Clause 9 - Allowances, where applicable, but excluding shift and penalty allowance at Clause 20 - Shift and Penalty Allowance.
Normal salary means the salary that the employee would normally be paid if that employee was not participating in a SSALS Plan. This means the salary that is paid for hours worked according to the roster relevant for the role the employee normally undertakes, excluding Higher Duties and More Responsible Duties Allowances.
Normal salary means the basic rate of Compensation for the Member received from and as determined by the University for the purposes of this Plan. These regular earnings shall exclude all extra remuneration for overtime payments and expense allowances. If contributions to the Plan are to continue during either an unpaid "eligible period of temporary absence", an "eligible period of reduced pay", or a period of disability, all as defined in the Income Tax Act, Normal Salary upon which contributions are based during such a period shall include a prescribed amount in accordance with the Income Tax Act.