Grey Day Payments Sample Clauses

Grey Day Payments. Table F Grey Day Payments (Permanent Employees) Classification Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 27/07/2022 27/07/2023 27/07/2024 Grade 4 Monday to Friday 901.86 $946.96 $984.84 Grade 4 Sat $1,028.31 $1,079.73 $1,122.92 Grade 4 Sunday $885.12 $929.38 $966.55 Clerk Monday to Friday $1,027.47 $1,078.85 $1,122.00 Clerk Saturday $1,171.86 $1,230.46 $1,279.67 Clerk Sunday $1,010.73 $1,061.26 $1,103.72 Grade 5 Monday to Friday $931.46 $978.03 $1,017.16 Grade 5 Saturday $1,062.13 $1,115.24 $1,159.85 Grade 5 Sunday $914.72 $960.45 $998.87 Grade 6 Monday to Friday $1,027.47 $1,078.85 $1,122.00 Grade 6 Saturday $1,171.86 $1,230.46 $1,279.67 Grade 6 Sunday $1,010.73 $1,061.26 $1,103.72 Terminal Xxxxxxx Monday to Friday $1,086.18 $1,140.49 $1,186.11 Terminal Xxxxxxx Saturday $1,238.96 $1,300.91 $1,352.94 Terminal Xxxxxxx Sunday $1,069.44 $1,122.91 $1,167.83 Grey Day Payments are the payments received by a permanent employee for working on designated rostered days off. Where practicable, an Employee should not work more than three Grey Days in a roster cycle or more than one Grey Day in any given week. However, the Parties agree that unforeseen circumstances can arise that may require an Employee to work additional Grey Days beyond those limits when approved by the Company. An Employee may elect to have the Grey Day Payment paid or “banked”. If the Grey Day Payment is banked, the payment may be taken as a day in lieu or paid out in lump sum upon the Employee’s request. A maximum of three days may be banked as days accrued for leave. Grey Day banked accruals shall be cleared at the end of each calendar year. The above rates are in consideration of payment of all consolidated allowances and meal money, this rate does not include overtime payments after the normal rostered shift hours.
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