Higher Duties Allowance - Junior Employees Sample Clauses

Higher Duties Allowance - Junior Employees. 32.6.1 Where a junior employee performs the duties of a higher office for which junior salary rates are prescribed the employee shall be paid an allowance equal to the difference between the employee's age in the employee's own office and the salary rate for the employee's age in the higher office.
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