Hard Living Allowance – Fisheries and Marine Officers Sample Clauses

Hard Living Allowance – Fisheries and Marine Officers. (a) To compensate for the difficulties associated with living in small vessels at sea, a Fisheries and Marine Officer shall receive the Hard Living Allowance prescribed in 10.7(b) for each overnight stay on board an Agency Patrol Vessel, Commercial Fishing Vessel or any other vessel. This allowance applies in lieu of any Hard Living Allowance payable under the Awards and the General Agreement. (b) The Hard Living Allowance shall be equivalent to the quantum of the hourly Hard Living Allowance prescribed in Clause 52(3) of the Public Service Award 1992 for a 24 hour period. (c) A Fisheries and Marine Officer who works a part day at sea following an overnight stay on board a vessel shall receive a Hard Living Allowance equivalent to the quantum of the hourly Hard Living Allowance prescribed in Clause 52 (3) of the Public Service Award 1992 for an 8 hour period. (d) For the purposes of this subclause, a part day at sea refers to a continuous period of 8 hours or more in which an Employee remains on board a vessel at sea on the last day of a trip involving an overnight stay. It is assumed that Fisheries and Marine Officers spend an average of 16 hours per day on board a vessel during a part sea day. (e) The allowances prescribed by this clause shall be adjusted in line with movements in the Hard Living Allowance prescribed in Clause 52(3) of the Public Service Award 1992. (f) Where practicable, land based Fisheries and Marine Officers performing duties at sea involving an overnight stay shall work an average of 10 hours per day in line with the working arrangements of Seagoing Fisheries and Marine Officers on the vessel.
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Hard Living Allowance – Fisheries and Marine Officers. (a) To compensate for the difficulties associated with living in small vessels at sea, a Fisheries and Marine Officer shall receive the Hard Living Allowance prescribed in 10.6 (b) for each overnight stay on board an Agency Patrol Vessel, Commercial Fishing Vessel or any other vessel. This allowance applies in lieu of any Hard Living Allowance payable under the Awards and the General Agreement.
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