Increases in Pay Rates and Allowances Sample Clauses

Increases in Pay Rates and Allowances. (a) The ordinary rates of pay are set out in Table 1 of Schedule C – Pay Rates and Allowances. These rates represent minimum increases from current rates of pay of at least 1.8% from the first pay period on or after 1 July 2020. (b) The rates of pay outlined in Column 2 of Table 1 in Schedule C – Pay Rates and Allowances, will be effective from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2020. For subsequent years, the increase to rates will be in accordance with Column 3 and Column 4 of Table 1 in Schedule C – Pay Rates and Allowances. These increases represent a minimum of, 2% from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2021 and 2% from first full pay period on or after 1 July 2021. (c) The Allowances are set out in Table 2 of Schedule C – Pay Rates and Allowances. (i) the Allowances in Column 4 of Table 2 in Schedule C – Pay Rates and Allowances, will be effective from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2020. For subsequent years the increase to rates will be in accordance with Column 5 and Column 6 of Table 2 in Schedule C – Pay Rates and Allowances.
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Increases in Pay Rates and Allowances. (a) The ordinary hourly rates of pay are set out in Schedule BPay Rates. These rates represent minimum increases from current rates of pay of 2% from the first pay period on or after 1 July 2020. (b) The rates of pay outlined in Column 2 of Table 1 in Schedule B – Pay Rates, will be effective from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2020. For subsequent years, the increase to rates will be in accordance with Column 3 and Column 4 of Schedule B – Pay Rates. These increases represent an increase of, 2% from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2021 and 2% from first full pay period on or after 1 July 2022. (c) The Allowances are set out in Schedule C – Allowances. (d) The Allowances in Column 4 in Schedule C – Allowances, will be effective from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2020. For subsequent years the increase to rates will be in accordance with Column 5 and Column 6 of Schedule C - Allowances.
Increases in Pay Rates and Allowances. (a) The ordinary rates of pay are set out in Schedule CPay Rates. These rates represent the current pay rates effective from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2023. (b) No other adjustments are proposed to these rates for Financial Year 2023-24 outside of adjustments determined by the FWC associated with the Aged Care Work Value Case or small adjustments associated with translation to the new structure as outlined in sub clause 14.2. (c) Adjustments to the Wage Rate table contained in will be either 2.5% or the percentage increase of the minimum wage as determined by FWC – whichever is the greater amount. (d) For subsequent years the adjustments to the Wage Rates each year where these rates are at the Award Rates will be the minimum wage as determined by FWC resulting from the annual National Wage Case Decision. (e) For those staff where they are currently paid at a rate above the Awards these rates will be increased annually during the life of the agreement by 2.5%. In the event that following the 2.5% adjustment, the individual rate drops below the Award rate, the employee will have their rate adjusted to the award rate at that time and subsequent increases to that individual rate will be as determined by FWC resulting from the annual National Wage Case Decision. (f) All adjustments to the Wage Rate Table will take effect from the first full pay period on or after 1 July of each year. (g) The Allowances are set out in Schedule D –Allowances. (h) The Allowances in Schedule D –Allowances, represent the current rates and will also be effective from the first full pay period on after 1 July 2023. (i) For subsequent years the adjustments to the Allowances will be increased by the percentage increase of the minimum wage as determined by FWC resulting from the annual National Wage Case Decision. (j) All adjustments to the Allowance Table will take effect from the first full pay period on or after 1 July of each year.

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