Locomotive Running Sample Clauses

Locomotive Running. An employee paid under Locomotive Running Payscale in KiwiRail Freight and KiwiRail Passenger.
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Locomotive Running. Add new scale as follows in addition to old scale during transition: 48545 Team Leader LE 50.31 48565 LE - Level 6 - at the beginning of the 16th year since achieving LE qualification 46.24 48525 LE - Level 5 - at the beginning of the 13th year since achieving LE qualification 44.61 48515 LE - Level 4 - at the beginning of the 10th year since achieving LE qualification 44.08 48505 LE - Level 3 - at the beginning of the 7th year since achieving LE qualification 43.58 48495 LE - Level 2 - at the beginning of the 4th year since achieving LE qualification 43.01 48475 LE - Level 1 (Years 1 -3) on achieving LE qualification 41.07 48443 Trainee LE 37.52 48441 Classroom Trainee LE 23.84 Replace current scale with the following: Ferry Terminal Operators - Pay Scale 9 Review Pay Codes Current occupation position description Roles New Rate 41141 Load Xxxxxxxx XX 00.00 41140 Ferry Terminal Operator FTO1 25.50 41110 Ferry Terminal Operator FTO2 24.00 41091 Ferry Terminal Operator FTO3 22.50
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Locomotive Running. Add new scale as follows in addition to old scale during transition: 48545 Team Leader LE 50.31 48565 LE - Level 6 - at the beginning of the 16th year since achieving LE qualification 46.24 48525 LE - Level 5 - at the beginning of the 13th year since achieving LE qualification 44.61 48515 LE - Level 4 - at the beginning of the 10th year since achieving LE qualification 44.08 48505 LE - Level 3 - at the beginning of the 7th year since achieving LE qualification 43.58 48495 LE - Level 2 - at the beginning of the 4th year since achieving LE qualification 43.01 48475 LE - Level 1 (Years 1 -3) on achieving LE qualification 41.07 48443 Trainee LE 37.52 48441 Classroom Trainee LE 23.84 Employees in KiwiRail Container Terminal operations other than those paid under Pay Scale 1 are paid: Terminal Team Leader 47180 32.00 Processing Officer (Southdown only) 28.90 Terminal Operator 4 (TO4) 47150 28.90 Container Terminal Trainer 28.05 Terminal Operator 3 (TO3) 47140 27.00 Container Terminal Operator 2 / Gate Officer 2 (CTO2 / GO2) 25.80 Terminal Operator 2 (TO2) 47130 25.00 Container Terminal Operator 1 / Gate Officer 1 (CTO1 / GO1) 47120 24.29 NB: These rates are effective from the date of ratification of this MECA. Replace current scale with the following: Ferry Terminal Operators - Pay Scale 9 Review Pay Codes Current occupation position description Roles New Rate 41141 Load Xxxxxxxx XX 27.00 41140 Ferry Terminal Operator FTO1 25.50 41110 Ferry Terminal Operator FTO2 24.00 41091 Ferry Terminal Operator FTO3 22.50
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