DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE Sample Clauses

DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE. 51.1 Continuing and fixed term staff members who serve as Reservists in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) [“Reservist Staff Members”] are entitled to: (i) up to 14 calendar days leave each year on full pay to attend Defence service activities; and (ii) an additional 14 calendar days on full pay to support Reservist staff members during their first year of Defence service to enable them to complete recruit and initial employment training. 51.2 For all other periods of ADF Reserves service, a staff member may elect to apply for leave without pay, annual leave, long service leave or a combination of the above to cover the required period of Defence Reserve service. 51.3 Periods of leave without pay taken by a staff member for ADF Reserves service will not be counted as service with the University but will not constitute a break in service. 51.4 A part time staff member is entitled to Defence Reserves Leave proportionate to the fraction of full- time hours worked. 51.5 Defence Reserves Leave is based on a calendar year and cannot be carried over. 51.6 The University will continue to make superannuation contributions on behalf of the staff member in respect of any period(s) of leave without pay taken by the Reservist Staff Member for Defence Reserves service totaling more than 10 days in any calendar year, subject to the following conditions: (i) the rules of the relevant superannuation fund allowing for the University to make such contributions; (ii) this provision will only apply to periods of service which the staff member is specifically required by the Defence Force to undertake and where the staff member provides documentary evidence that the service is required; (iii) the continuing availability of the Employer Support Payment Scheme or a similar scheme which may be accessed by the University to reimburse costs incurred by the University arising from the granting of Defence Reserves Leave; (iv) the Reservist Staff Member complying with any obligations to make a personal superannuation contribution in respect of the period of leave in accordance with the requirements of the relevant superannuation fund; (v) the University will make superannuation contributions on behalf of the staff member for such periods of Reserves service to the extent necessary to make up any shortfall between any superannuation contributions made by the Defence Force in respect of that service and contributions that would have been made by the University had the Reservist Staff Mem...
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DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE. 45.4.1 Council will grant leave for service in the Defence Force Reserves up to a total of: • First year only – 35 working days for compulsory basic training. • Subsequent years – 20 working days in each financial year for annual training and some additional specialist training. 45.4.2 Reservists required to attend compulsory training in their first year as a reservist, will, in addition to the leave outlined above, be granted leave as required (subject to operational requirements) provided that Council receives payment under the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme (ESP) for this leave. This additional leave will be paid as Defence Reserves Leave on the basis that Council receives the Support Payment under the ESP Scheme. If the ESP payment is not approved, then the leave will be reversed from Defence Reserves Leave to other leave as nominated by the employee. Where the employee has insufficient leave for the leave reversal to take place, arrangements will be made to repay the amount from other leave as it accrues, or by other agreed means. 45.4.3 Any leave in excess of that specified above will be taken from leave nominated by the employee. 45.4.4 Council will pay top-up pay (if necessary) between Defence Force pay and the ordinary wage or salary of any employee who is a member of the Reserves for periods of Defence Reserves Leave occurring during the normal spread of working hours. 45.4.5 Defence Reserves Leave will be taken to be service with Council for the purposes of accrual of leave and superannuation. 45.4.6 Any employee seeking leave in accordance with this policy must submit a ‘Leave Application Form’ and ‘ESP Claim Form’ to their Divisional Manager as soon as they become aware of the Defence Service.
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DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE. 48.1 Where an employee is a member of the defence reserves, he or she will be granted leave to participate in compulsory requirements of the service. 48.2 While on Defence Reserves Leave, the Council will pay the employee the difference between the pay he or she receives for the Defence Reserves activity and the employee’s normal rate of pay.
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DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE. 93.1 Employees who are a member of the Defence Reserves may access leave without pay to attend periods of required training offered in normal working hours (such as, but not limited to, camps, field exercises or required courses). 93.2 The employee is not required to forward to the employer any monies or allowances paid by the Defence Reserves for their attendance at camps, courses or other training whilst on periods of leave without pay. 93.3 All periods of Defence Reserve Leave will count as service for all purposes.
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DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE. In accordance with the Defence Reserve Service (Protection) Xxx 0000 (Cth), a chief executive, agency head or delegate must not hinder or prevent an employee from volunteering to render Defence Service or from rendering Defence Service. Defence Service means service in a part of the Defence Force Reserves, including ordinary reserve service (e.g. training) and voluntary continuous full time service. The Department for Defence encourages Reservists to provide to their employer as much notice as possible of their Defence Service obligations. In some instances the Reservist may be called upon with little or no notice (see “Call Outs” below) and must be released. An application by an employee for Defence Reserves leave must be accompanied by a Training Notice or other relevant authorisation from the Department of Defence. Leave with pay An employee who is a member of the Defence Reserves is entitled to special leave with full pay, as follows: • up to the equivalent of 20 working days paid leave in a twelve month period; and • up to the equivalent of an additional 10 working days paid leave in the first year of service as a reservist.
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DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE. An Employee (excluding casual Employees) may be granted unpaid leave to enable the Employee to fulfil Australian Defence Force (ADF) Reserve or Cadet Force obligations, subject to the Employer’s policies/procedures (as may be amended from time to time).
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Related to DEFENCE RESERVES LEAVE

  • Administrative Leave The Superintendent has the authority to place an employee on administrative leave if the Superintendent believes that it is in the best interests of the students, staff, or community. 20.12-1 If an administrative leave extends beyond ten (10) workdays, the employee and the Association will be notified by the Director of Labor and Employee Relations, or his/her designee, the reasons for the extension. 20.12-2 The employee placed on administrative leave will continue to receive full pay. All rules for active employees will continue to apply.

  • Discretionary Leave 1. Full-time employees, including those on extended contract, will be entitled to three (3) days of discretionary leave per school year. Employees on a contract of at least 50% but less than 100% will be awarded discretionary leave on a pro-rated basis. Short-term (less than 50% or less than 90 days) contracted employees are not eligible for discretionary leave. (Revised 1995, 1999, 2004) 2. Discretionary leave may be utilized for circumstances that are significant to the employee. (Revised 1995) 3. Except for emergencies, the employee will provide five (5) days prior written notice to his/her immediate supervisor. In emergency situations, the employee will, within two (2) days upon his/her return from such leave, submit the discretionary leave form. 4. Not more than 10% of the employees in any building may be absent on the same day for discretionary leave reasons. If more than 10% submit discretionary leave forms for the same day, leave will be granted based on the order in which forms are received in the principal's office. This limitation will not apply to emergency matters. 5. Discretionary leave is cumulative to five (5) days. (Revised 1995) 6. Discretionary leave accrued in excess of five (5) days will be added to accrued sick leave. (Revised 1995, 1999) 7. No more than five (5) days of discretionary leave may be used in any school year. 8. Discretionary leave not used at the time of termination of employment will be added to accrued sick leave for compensation under the Sick Leave Reimbursement Plan. (Revised 1995) 9. In the event of an emergency, the employee having used all accrued discretionary leave, may request up to two (2) additional days of leave with stated reasons and be docked the cost of the substitute. Such request is subject to Superintendent approval. 10. Discretionary leave will be used for approved sick leave purposes once the accrued and projected sick leave has been exhausted. Employees may not access the Sick Leave Bank or Sick Leave Donation until accrued and projected sick leave days and discretionary days have been used. See Sick Leave. (Adopted 1984; Revised 1988, 1995, 1999)

  • Annual Leave Loading During a period of annual leave an employee will receive a loading of 17.5 per cent calculated on the employee’s normal hourly rate of pay and the daily fares allowance if applicable. The loading will also apply to proportionate leave on lawful termination.

  • Paid Administrative Leave After notifying the Association, an Appointing Authority may place a supervisor on administrative leave for a period not to exceed two (2) weeks. The Commissioner of Minnesota Management & Budget may authorize the leave to be extended for a period not greater than another thirty (30) calendar days.

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