Part H Sample Clauses

Part H. Schedules Schedule 1 - Base rates of pay for 36 hour week Schedule 2 – Pay Matrices Base Pay Increase by Zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 Above Zone 4 1. Review the table in Schedule 1 and identify the relevant Grade for the employee. 2. For that Grade, confirm the Zone Pay Range that the employee’s current Base Pay (as at 30 June) falls into (for the relevant year of the Agreement). 3. Review the Schedule 2 Pay Matrix and identify the Total Base Pay Increase Percentage for that Zone. Where the Total Base Pay increase percentage results in an employee’s base pay exceeding the maximum rate for Zone 4 the maximum rate for Zone 4 will apply as the employees new base pay. For example, if an employee is currently $10 below the maximum for Zone 4, the employee will receive an increase of $10 + 2% placing the employee at the maximum rate for Zone 4. Example: Year 2 Grade: Grade 5 Base Pay: $76,500.00, as at 30 June 2019 (FY19) Zone (Year 2, FY20): Zone 2 (i.e. between $75,913 Min and $77,120 Max Pay Rate for Grade 5, Zone 2) Base Pay Increase: 3.3% (per Matrix % for, Zone 2) New Base Pay: $79,024.50 Employee on a Performance Improvement Plan and ineligible for a Progress Pay increase in accordance with Clause 7.6 will only receive the General Pay Increase of 2%. 1 6.11 Language allowance:  Basic level rate  Higher level rate   $1379 per annum $2072 per annum
Part H. Survival
Part H. Schedules Schedule 2 – Pay Matrices Base Pay Increases by Zone and Contribution Schedule 3 - Allowances Item No Clause No. Description From Commencement of this Agreement
Part H. Notes and commentaries

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