Common use of In Charge Allowance Clause in Contracts

In Charge Allowance. (a) A registered nurse who is designated to be in charge during the day, evening or night of one of the Employer’s controlled entities shall be paid in addition to his or her appropriate salary, whilst so in charge, the relevant per shift allowance set out in Item 7 or Item 8 or Item 9 in Schedule 2 to this Agreement. (b) This sub-clause shall not apply to registered nurses holding classified positions of a higher grade than a registered nurse.

In Charge Allowance. (a) A registered nurse who is designated by the employer to be in charge during the day, evening or night of one of the Employer’s controlled entities a residential aged care facility shall be paid in addition to his or her their appropriate salary, whilst so in charge, the relevant per shift allowance set out in Item 7 or Item 8 or Item 9 in Schedule 2 B to this Agreement. (b) This sub-clause shall not apply to registered nurses holding classified positions of a higher grade than a registered nurse.

In Charge Allowance. (a) A registered nurse who is designated by the employer to be in charge during the day, evening or night or weekend of one of the Employer’s controlled entities a residential aged care facility shall be paid in addition to his or her their appropriate salary, whilst so in charge, the relevant per shift allowance set out in Item 7 or Item 8 or Item 9 in Schedule 2 B to this Agreement. (b) This sub-clause shall not apply to registered nurses holding classified positions of a higher grade than a registered nurse.

In Charge Allowance. (a) A registered nurse who is designated to be in charge during the day, evening or night of one of the Employer’s controlled entities shall be paid in addition to his or her appropriate salary, whilst so in charge, the relevant per shift in charge allowance (or pro rata equivalent if appropriate) as set out in Item 7 or Item 8 or Item 9 in Schedule B Table 2 to this Agreement. (b) This sub-clause subclause shall not apply to registered nurses holding classified positions of a higher grade than a registered nurse.