Multi - Skilling Allowance – Patient Services Assistants Sample Clauses

Multi - Skilling Allowance – Patient Services Assistants. An annual allowance at the rate prescribed in the table below will be paid to all employees classified as Patient Services Assistant (pro-rata for part-time employees, excluding casuals and Employees who are on unpaid leave on the date the payment falls due), in recognition of the need to work flexibly and perform incidental and peripheral duties across multiple disciplines, roles and areas within the provision of patient (and related) services. The rate of Multi-Skilling Allowance will be as follows: Rate of Allowance Effective first full pay period on or after $1000 13 November 2017 $500 13 April 2018 $500 Each year thereafter: 13 April of that year
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Multi - Skilling Allowance – Patient Services Assistants. An annual allowance at the rate prescribed in the table below will be paid to all employees classified as Patient Services Assistant (pro-rata for part-time employees, excluding casuals and Employees who are on unpaid leave on the date the payment falls due), in recognition of the need to work flexibly and perform incidental and peripheral duties across multiple disciplines, roles and areas within the provision of patient (and related) services. The rate of Multi-Skilling Allowance will be as follows: Rate of Allowance Effective first full pay period on or after $1000 13 November 2017 $500 13 April 2018 Each year thereafter: 13 April of that year $500 55. Reimbursement of Expenses (DHSV) This clause only applies to Dental Assistants employed by DHSV. Authorised work-related expenses incurred by an Employee will be reimbursed in accordance with the Employer’s Reimbursement of Expenses policy, as varied from time to time.

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