Broadbands Sample Clauses

Broadbands. Arrangements for the following broadbands are set out in Appendix A – Base salaries of this Agreement: Commission Entry Level Broadband; Legal Broadband; and Public Affairs Officers Broadband. The APS is a career-based public service. In its engagement decisions, the Commission recognises that the usual basis for engagement is as an ongoing APS employee.
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Broadbands. The CEO may establish broadbands in accordance with the Public Service Classification Rules 2000 during the life of this Agreement.
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Broadbands. A broadband is the combination of two or more Salary Bands into a single, broader designation. Broadbands are either:
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Broadbands. 4.1.1 Classification and broadband structure
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Broadbands. Administrative
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Broadbands. G2.1. The Public Service Classification Rules 2000 authorise the Director-General to allocate more than one classification (called a broadband) to a group of duties to be performed within the ASA. G2.2. The Director-General may approve the creation, amendment or cessation of a broadband consistent with the following principles: a. the broadband operates consistent with the Public Service Classification Rules 2000 and the APS Values and Employment Principles; b. any barriers within the broadband will not result in the employee receiving less, under sections C1, C2, or C6, than they would have received had the broadband not been created; c. any ASA broadband operates according to its terms, as if they were part of this Agreement; and‌ d. the operation, amendment or cessation of a broadband will be subject to consultation with affected employees in accordance with Part K.
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Broadbands. If a group of duties involves work requirements applying to more than one classification, the Registrar may allocate more than one classification (a broadband) to the group of duties.
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