Hours of Work, Flexibility Provisions and Salary Arrangements Sample Clauses

Hours of Work, Flexibility Provisions and Salary Arrangements. 19.1 In order to provide an appropriate balance between the needs of Forestry Tasmania's clients and the needs of employees, and to achieve international competitiveness across the corporation, the following provisions shall apply.
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