Northern Allowance. Northern Allowance payable in accordance with the category assigned the Northern Locality where the employee is based, and as set forth in section 29.19.
Northern Allowance. 11.7.1 Employees stationed at a work location above the 54 degree parallel (including Cumberland House, but excluding Meadow Lake and La Ronge) shall be paid an allowance of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) per month over and above their basic rate of pay for each full month stationed there.
Northern Allowance. From and after the Transfer Date, an Appointed Employee shall be paid a Northern Allowance determined in accordance with the GNWT Terms of Employment.
Northern Allowance. (a) Full-time nurses will be paid an annual northern allowance as set out below: Moosonee $5,000.00 Moose Factory $5,200.00 Fort Albany $5,382.00 Attawapiskat $5,500.00
(b) Part-time nurses shall receive the above amounts on a pro-rata hourly basis.
Northern Allowance. The basic Northern Allowance for all teachers shall be $3,250.00 (three thousand two hundred and fifty dollars) per academic year. (This section shall take effect September 1, 2015.)
Northern Allowance. Northern Allowance shall be paid, on an hourly basis, to all Permanent and Term Employees as follows: effective April 1,2010; effective April 1; and effective April Northern Allowance will be paid to employees at an hourly rate calculated by dividing the annual amount of Northern Allowance by hours for those employees normally required to work an eight (8) hour day, and by dividing the Northern Allowance by hours for those employees normally required to work a seven-and-one-half (7 hour day.
Northern Allowance. A Northern Allowance will be paid to every employee, based upon the community in which they are employed, in accordance with this Article.
Northern Allowance. 49.01 All employees shall be paid a Northern Allowance. This allowance shall be based upon an annual amount, and shall be divided by 2080 for employees whose normal hours of work are eight (8) per day; and by 1950 for employees whose normal hours of work are seven and one-half (7½) per day. The Northern Allowance shall be paid on all hours paid to a maximum of the employee's regularly scheduled hours of work biweekly.
49.02 Effective April 1, 2014 the Northern Allowance shall be based on $24,225 per year. Effective April 1, 2015 the Northern Allowance shall be based on $24,831 per year. Effective April 1, 2016 the Northern Allowance shall be based on $25,452 per year. Effective April 1, 2017 the Northern Allowance shall be based on $26,152 per year.
49.03 Twelve Thousand Dollars ($12,000) of an employee's Northern Allowance shall be designated as a travel allowance pursuant to the Income Tax Act.
49.04 Employees receiving the Northern Allowance and with at least one (1) year of continuous employment may elect to receive up to Twelve Thousand Dollars ($12,000) from the annual amount of Northern Allowance in a lump sum payment, provided that they have given written notice to the Employer on or before April 1st of the applicable year. The Employer shall provide each employee with a lump sum payment election form before February 15th of each year. Where an employee elects to receive such lump sum payment, the employee's hourly rate for Northern Allowance, calculated in Article 49.01, shall be adjusted by subtracting the amount of the lump sum payment from the annual amount of Northern Allowance.
49.05 This lump sum payment shall be paid on a separate cheque on a date requested by the employee.
49.06 Any unpaid lump sum payment election of Northern Allowance shall be paid out on termination of the employee's employment or in the event of the employee's death.
Northern Allowance.
41.01 A Northern Allowance will be paid to every employee, based upon the community in which they are employed, in accordance with this Article.
(i) The Allowance will be paid bi-weekly as set out in Article 24.02.
(ii) The allowance for casual, relief, part-time and seasonal employees will be pro-rated to an hourly rate by dividing the annual rate for the community by the standard yearly hours (1950 or 2080).
(iii) No Allowance will be paid for overtime.
(a) The Union and the Employer agree that the methodology used to calculate the Northern Allowance shall form part of the Collective Agreement. The Annual rates for Northern Allowance effective April 1, 2009 are as follows: Aklavik 19,204 Colville Lake 20,844 Xxxxxx City 8,176 Deline 19,146 Dettah 3,464 Enterprise 5,830 Fort Good Hope 18,928 Fort Liard 7,456 Fort XxXxxxxxx 15,710 Fort Providence 7,576 Fort Resolution 8,982 Fort Xxxxxxx 10,191 Fort Xxxxx 5,965 Hay River 5,800 Hay River Reserve 5,818 Inuvik 14,121 Iqaluit 14,236 Xxxx Xxxxx River 11,831 Kakisa 7,488 Lutselk'e 15,088 Nahanni Butte 15,380 Xxxxxx Xxxxx 15,142 Paulatuk 22,401 Xxxxxx Inlet 18,303 Sachs Harbour 22,944 Trout Lake 19,068 Tsiigehtchic 15,661 Tuktoyaktuk 19,473 Tulita 17,393 Wrigley 15,426 Yellowknife 3,450
(b) The annual rates for each community will be updated on April 1 of each year in accordance with the methodology.
Northern Allowance. Employees shall be entitled to receive northern allowance. The amount of northern allowance shall be equal to the amount for Hay River set out in the collective agreement between the Government of the Northwest Territories and the Union of Northern Workers. Northern Allowance shall be paid to employees as follows:
