Boarding House Staff Sample Clauses

Boarding House Staff. A Boarding House Staff Employee shall be initially appointed to the appropriate level as determined by the Employee’s skills and duties required to be performed in the position, as set out below:
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Boarding House Staff. (i) Casual Employees, for each hour worked during ordinary time on week days shall be paid one thirty-eighth of the minimum weekly wage calculated in accordance with paragraph 9.2(a) for the class of work performed by them plus 25 per cent of such hourly equivalent.
Boarding House Staff. (i) The ordinary hours of work for a Boarding House Staff Employee, other than a casual Employee, shall be 38 hours per week averaged over a period of a fortnight or four weeks.

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