Common use of Long Service Payment Clause in Contracts

Long Service Payment. (a) Where an employee’s position is disestablished either as the result of voluntary election or otherwise, the employee may elect to receive a long service payment. The intention of this payment is to assist the employee to withdraw from the teaching service. This option will be available on the following basis: (i) the employee will be deemed to have supernumerary status for the period from the effective date of disestablishment until long service payment is paid. This period will usually be that between the beginning of the next school year and first (1st) of March census of the school roll. During this period, the rights and obligations of a supernumerary teacher will apply; (ii) those with twenty-five (25) years’ service and less than thirty (30) years’ service shall be paid a lump sum of twenty-five (25) weeks ordinary pay; (iii) those with thirty (30) years’ service or more shall be paid a lump sum of thirty (30) weeks’ ordinary pay;

Long Service Payment. (a) Where an employee’s position is disestablished either as the result of voluntary election or otherwise, the employee may elect to receive a long service payment. The intention of this payment is to assist the employee to withdraw from the teaching service. This option will be available on the following basis: (i) the employee will be deemed to have supernumerary status for the period from the effective date of disestablishment until long service payment is paid. This period will usually be that between the beginning of the next school year and first (1st) of March census of the school roll. During this period, the rights and obligations of a supernumerary teacher will apply; (ii) those with twenty-five (25) years’ service and less than thirty (30) years’ service shall be paid a lump sum of twenty-five (25) weeks ordinary pay; (iii) those with thirty (30) years’ service or more shall be paid a lump sum of thirty (30) weeks’ ordinary pay;thirty