Energy Super Defined Benefit Fund Sample Clauses

Energy Super Defined Benefit Fund. (DB) It is agreed that with respect to calculating the Final Average Salary (FAS) for employees in the defined benefit section of Energy Super, the employee’s averaged salary over the employee’s final year of service will be used. Energy Queensland agrees that its employees who are members of the Defined Benefit section of the Energy Super Fund Trust Deed will not, without the employee’s written agreement, be transferred to the Defined Contribution section of the Energy Super Fund Trust Deed. Energy Queensland will not close the Defined Benefit section of the Energy Super Fund for the life of this Agreement. The Parties commit to review any negative impacts to the Defined Benefit Fund of Energy Super that may occur as a result of legislative change to the Superannuation Guarantee Levy. No Significant Change 6.1.4
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