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Interpretation & Application of Guidelines, Award. It is jointly agreed that the site representatives (Union and management) are empowered to implement the guidelines as per the scope provided. It is jointly agreed that refresher training to explain the interpretation and application of the inclement weather clauses is to be conducted to ensure correct use. Unless these guidelines are followed, the employer will not be required to pay for lost time through inclement weather and the Disputes Board will be so briefed.
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Interpretation & Application of Guidelines, Award. It is jointly agreed that the site representatives are empowered to implement the guidelines as per the scope provided. It is jointly agreed that refresher training to explain the interpretation and application of the inclement weather clauses is to be conducted to ensure correct use. Unless these guidelines are followed, the employer will not be required to pay for lost time through inclement weather and the Disputes Board will be so briefed APPENDIX A MINIMUM ENTERPRISE RATES From 1-Mar-09 6% From 1-Mar-10 4% From 1-Mar-11 5% Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly Furniture Tradesperson Level 3 $991.05 $26.08 $1,030.69 $27.12 $1,082.23 $28.48 Level 2 $958.28 $25.22 $996.61 $26.23 $1,046.44 $27.54 Level 1 $913.16 $24.03 $949.69 $24.99 $997.17 $26.24 Production Employees Level 5 $876.64 $23.07 $911.71 $23.99 $957.29 $25.19 Level 4 $844.87 $22.23 $878.66 $23.12 $922.60 $24.28 Level 3 $799.76 $21.05 $831.75 $21.89 $873.34 $22.98 Level 2 $715.43 $18.83 $744.05 $19.58 $781.25 $20.56 Level 1 $690.34 $18.17 $717.95 $18.89 $753.85 $19.84 (a) Percentage of the total weekly wage rate for the adult classification of Furnishing Tradesperson, Level 1. YEAR Per- centage From 1 Mar. 2009 ($913.16) From 1 Mar. 2010 ($949.69) From 1 Mar. 2011 ($997.17) Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly (a) (i) Percentage of the total weekly wage rate for the adult classification of Furnishing Tradesperson, Level 1 prescribed in this Agreement for those employees who have successfully completed a pre-apprenticeship course. YEAR Per- centage From 1 Mar. 2009 ($913.16) From 1 Mar. 2010 ($949.69) From 1 Mar. 2011 ($997.17) Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly APPENDIX B (Continued) ADULT APPRENTICES RATES (b) Percentage of the total weekly wage rate for the adult classification of Furnishing Tradesperson, Level 1. YEAR Per- centage From 1 Mar. 2009 ($913.16) From 1 Mar. 2010 ($949.69) From 1 Mar. 2011 ($997.17) Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly (b)(i) Percentage of the total weekly wage rate for the adult classification of Furnishing Tradesperson, Level 1 prescribed in this Agreement for those employees who have successfully completed a pre-apprenticeship course YEAR Per- centage From 1 Mar. 2009 ($913.16) From 1 Mar. 2010 ($949.69) From 1 Mar. 2011 ($997.17) Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly Weekly Hourly (c) An adult apprentice will be entitled to the tradesperson's rate of pay within twelve months of successfully completing the formal training. (d) Percentage of the total...
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Interpretation & Application of Guidelines, Award. It is jointly agreed that the site representatives (Union and management) are empowered to implement the guidelines as per the scope provided. It is jointly agreed that refresher training to explain the interpretation and application of the inclement weather clauses is to be conducted to ensure correct use. Unless these guidelines are followed, the employer will not be required to pay for lost time through inclement weather and the Disputes Board will be so briefed Without limiting the generality of any other subrule or paragraph or being limited thereby the Union also shall consist of an unlimited number of members who are employed in, or competent to be employed in or in connexion with the following industries or trades: Piano and piano-player makers and tuners, organ-makers, and makers of gramophones and all other musical instruments, cabinet-makers, wood-carvers, billiard table makers and fitters, clock-case makers, coffin-makers, 3-ply veneer workers, chair and couch makers, or other articles of sitting accommodation, sewing machines, upholsterers, carpet and linoleum planners and all floor covering layers, outdoor hands, measuring, fixing, soft furnishings, blind cutting, making, painting, fixing, french-polishers, enamellers, spraying machine operators, makers of wireless instrument cases or cabinets, woodturners, mantel- piece makers, overmantel-makers, mattress-makers, wire-weavers, picture-frame makers, bedding-makers, quiltmakers (including eiderdown), venetian and wire- blind makers, bamboo pith and cane and wicker workers, packers of crockery and furniture mantle-pieces, pictures, carpets, drapery, plate and sheet glass in warehouses, shops, factories or stores, glass bevellers, glass benders, glass worker (excepting those on spectacles, lenses or frames and employees in firms where such employees are engaged on work connected with the manufacture or repair of scientific, precision or other instruments such as binoculars, microscopes, military, aircraft and naval instruments), glass lampshade workers, safety glass workers, toy makers and/or toy repairers in establishments where the chief product or products or one of the chief products manufactured in such establishments is otherwise provided for herein; cutters, silverers, glaziers, glass polishing, cutting, painting, cementing, leadlight glaziers and cutters, and all woodworking or other machinists, and operators of other mechanical devices preparing material for above employees; millwright'...
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