Multi-Storey Building Sample Clauses

Multi-Storey Building. An employee, other than an apprentice or a junior, engaged on new construction work in a multi-storey building (as defined) shall be paid $18.20 per week extra. Where such work is performed for part of a day or shift the provisions of subclause 5.1.4-Mixed Functions, shall apply. The provisions of 5.9.3(h)-Height Money and of 5.9.3(e)-Wet Places, shall not apply to employees paid the multi-storey building allowance. Apprentices shall receive a proportion of this allowance in accordance with the appropriate percentage ratio set out in subclause 5.3.1.
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Multi-Storey Building. An employee, other than an apprentice or a junior, engaged on new construction work in a multi-storey building (as defined) shall be paid $18.20 per week extra. The provisions relating to Height Money and Wet Places, shall not apply to employees paid the multi-storey building allowance. Apprentices shall receive a proportion of this allowance in accordance with the appropriate percentage ratio applicable under this agreement.
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Multi-Storey Building. An employee, other than an apprentice or a junior, engaged on new construction work in a multi-storey building (as defined) shall be paid $18.20 per week extra. Where such work is performed for part of a day or shift the provisions of clause 21 Mixed Functions, shall apply. The provisions of 28.3(h)-Height Money and of 28.3(e)-Wet Places, shall not apply to employees paid the multi-storey building allowance. Apprentices shall receive a proportion of this allowance in accordance with the appropriate percentage ratio set out in subclause [Webforge to identify ratio].
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Multi-Storey Building. Exclude Specific Enterprise, Project or Industry Sector All Purpose Allowance 5.9.2 Other Allowances (but not 5.9.2(b)-(f) for employees who would, but for this Agreement, be covered by Part II of the award) 5.9.3 Special Rates (but not for employees who would, but for this Agreement, be covered by Part II of the award) Exclude 5.9.3(i) Meat Digesters and Oil tanks Exclude 5.9.3 (j) Sanitary Works Exclude 5.9.3 (k) Insulation Materials Exclude 5.9.3 (l) Slaughtering Yards Exclude 5.9.3 (m) Boiler Repairs Exclude 5.9.3 (n) Underground Mine Works Exclude 5.9.3 (p) Ships in Dock Exclude 5.9.3 (r) Boiling down works Exclude 5.9.3 (t) Enterprise specific Special Rates 5.9.4 Transfer, Travelling and Working Away From Usual Place of Work (but not 5.9.4(b)(v) for employees who would, but for this Agreement, be covered by Part II of the award)
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Multi-Storey Building. An employee, other than an apprentice or a junior, engaged on new construction work in a multi-storey building (as defined) shall be paid $18.20 per week extra. Where such work is performed for part of a day or shift the provisions of subclause 5.1.4-Mixed Functions, shall apply. The provisions of 5.9.3(h)-Height Money and of 5.9.3(e)-Wet Places, shall not apply to employees paid the multi-storey building allowance. Apprentices shall receive a proportion of this allowance in accordance with the appropriate percentage ratio set out in subclause 5.3.1. 5.9.1 (d) Tool Allowance - Tradespersons and Apprentices (i) Except as provided elsewhere in this sub-paragraph tradespersons shall be paid an allowance of $12.40 per week for supplying and maintaining tools ordinarily required in the performance of their work as tradespersons. (ii) This allowance shall not apply to the following employees: (1) Employers who had a practice as at 5 November 1979 of providing all tools required by tradespersons or apprentices in the performance of their work. (Such employers are entitled to continue this practice). (2) Employees covered by clauses 3.3 or 3.4 of Schedule C (concerning the air conditioning industry in Queensland and South Australia). (iii) In relation to employers not referred to in 5.9.1(d)(ii)(1), these employers may reach agreement with an individual tradesperson or apprentice to provide all of the tools required by them in the (iv) This allowance shall apply to apprentices on the same percentage basis as set out in subclause 5.3.1 of this award. (v) An employer shall provide for the use of tradespersons or apprentices all necessary power tools, special purpose tools, precision measuring instruments and, for sheet metal workers, snips used in the cutting of stainless steel, monel metal and similar hard metals. (vi) Tradespersons or apprentices shall replace or pay for any tools supplied by their employer which are lost as a result of negligence on the part of the employee. (vii) The provision of tools under the Federal government “tools for your trade scheme” shall not constitute the provision of all tools by the employer for the purpose of 5.9.1(d)(ii) and (iii) of this clause. 5.9.1 (e) Tool Allowance - Xxxxxxxxx or Xxxxxx or Shipwright/Boatbuilder
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