Common use of MIXED FUNCTIONS Clause in Contracts

MIXED FUNCTIONS. Employees, other than an annualised salary employee, who are put to work temporarily and assumes the full level of accountability and responsibility at a higher classification than their substantive classification, shall be paid as follows: (i) Up to four hours on any one day - the rate prescribed for such higher classification with a minimum of one hour. (ii) Over four hours on any one day - a full day's pay at the rate prescribed for such higher classification.

MIXED FUNCTIONS. Employees, other than an annualised salary employee, who are Where a weekly employee is put to work temporarily and assumes the full level of accountability and responsibility at a higher classification than their substantive classification, they shall be paid as follows: (ia) Up to four hours on any one day - the rate prescribed for such higher classification with a minimum of one hour. (iib) Over four hours on any one day - a full day's pay at the rate prescribed for such higher classification.

MIXED FUNCTIONS. a) Employees, other than an annualised salary employee, who are is put to work temporarily and assumes the full level of accountability and responsibility at a higher classification than their substantive classification, they shall be paid as follows: (i) Up to four hours on any one day - the rate prescribed for such higher classification with a minimum of one hour. (ii) Over four hours on any one day - a full day's pay at the rate prescribed for such higher classification.

MIXED FUNCTIONS. Employees, other than an annualised salary employee, who are put to work temporarily and assumes the full level of duties, accountability and responsibility at a higher classification than their substantive classification, shall be paid as follows: (i) Up to four two hours on any one day - the rate prescribed for such higher classification with a minimum of one hour. (ii) Over four two hours on any one day - a full day's pay at the rate prescribed for such higher classification.