Language Speakers Sample Clauses

Language Speakers. 26.8.1 The Company may assign QCCA employees to language patterns to ensure any vacant language slots are filled, after the awarding of Qantas language speaker flying line holder bids but prior to assigning Qantas language speaker flying line holders language trips.
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Language Speakers. 42.1 Flight attendants may be employed as language speakers to fly predominantly on relevant language routes as specified by the client airline. Rosters will be built for language speakers to maximise language utilisation.
Language Speakers. Language speakers are eligible to apply for part-time positions, but must fulfil their full language obligations as outlined in this Agreement. Priority 1 language speakers may be rostered for designated language trips up to a maximum of 106 hours in the bid period. Priority 2 language speakers may be rostered for designated language trips up to 55 hours in a bid period.
Language Speakers. Language speakers are eligible to apply for part-time positions, but must fulfil their full language obligations as outlined in this Agreement. Priority 1 language speakers may be rostered for designated language trips up to a maximum of 106 hours for 50% part time or 110 for 75% part time in the bid period. However, part time Priority 1 language speakers may permanently elect to be rostered for designated language trips up to a maximum of 55 hours for 50% part time or 83 hours for 75% part time in a bid period. Priority 2 language speakers may be rostered for designated language trips up to 55 hours for 50% part time or 83 hours for 75% part time in a bid period.

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