Disengagement Provisions Sample Clauses

Disengagement Provisions. The Commissioner agrees to consider any proposal the NTPA may wish to make on early disengagement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this Agreement: Dated this day of ,2001. Signed by XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXX ) Minister for Public Employment ) and Industrial Relations ) …………………………………. Signed by XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX ) President ) Northern Territory Police Association Inc. ) …………………………………. This Agreement is certified by the Police Arbitral Tribunal in pursuance of section 53(2) of the Police Administration Act. Dated this day of ,2001. X X XXXXXXX Chairman Police Arbitral Tribunal A.1 = 7 weeks leave option Rates effective from Rates effective from Rates effective from Rates effective from 5.7.2001 4.7.2002 3.7.2003 1.7.2004 3.5% 3% 3% 3% Rank $ $ $ $ ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY POLICE OFFICER 29,737 30,629 31,548 32,494 (ACPO) 30,746 31,668 32,618 33,597 31,793 32,747 33,729 34,741 32,840 33,825 34,840 35,885 ACPO FIRST CLASS (after 4 years service) 34,581 35,618 36,687 37,788 SENIOR ACPO (after further 6 years service) 36,064 37,146 38,260 39,408 AUXILIARY 29,737 30,629 31,548 32,494 30,746 31,668 32,618 33,597 31,793 32,747 33,729 34,741 32,840 33,825 34,840 35,885 AUXILIARY FIRST CLASS (after 4 years service) 34,581 35,618 36,687 37,788 SENIOR AUXILIARY (after 6 years service) 36,064 37,146 38,260 39,408 RECRUITS . First 4 months 85% of a. 30,654 31,574 32,521 33,497 . after 4 months to Graduation 90% of a. 32,458 33,431 34,434 35,467 CONSTABLE ON PROBATION . after Graduation to end first 12 months service a. 36,064 37,146 38,260 39,408 . after 12 months service to end of Probation 36,685 37,786 38,920 40,088 CONSTABLE after probation 37,305 38,424 39,577 40,764 37,923 39,061 40,233 41,440 38,581 39,738 40,930 42,158 39,215 40,391 41,603 42,851 41,575 42,822 44,107 45,430 42,253 43,521 44,827 46,172 42,907 44,194 45,520 46,886 SENIOR CONSTABLE 45,942 47,320 48,740 50,202 47,219 48,636 50,095 51,598 48,495 49,950 51,449 52,992 49,773 51,266 52,804 54,388 SERGEANT 49,773 51,266 52,804 54,388 51,456 53,000 54,590 56,228 53,140 54,734 56,376 58,067 54,824 56,469 58,163 59,908 New increment 55,824 57,499 59,224 61,001 SENIOR SERGEANT 54,824 56,469 58,163 59,908 56,509 58,204 59,950 61,749 58,194 59,940 61,738 63,590 New increment 59,194 60,970 62,799 64,683 SUPERINTENDENT 81,439 83,882 86,398 88,990 2nd year 83,883 86,399 88,991 91,661 4th year 86,399 88,991 91,661 94,411 New increment 6th year 87,399 90,021 92,722 95,504 Rank Rates effective from Rates effe...
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