Common use of PART TIME PRACTITIONERS Clause in Contracts

PART TIME PRACTITIONERS. ‌ (a) A part time practitioner is one who is engaged in regular and continuing employment for less than an average of 40 hours per week. (b) With effect from 1 November 2006 a part time practitioner is one who is engaged in regular and continuing employment for less than an average of 38 hours per week. (2) Practitioners may be employed on a part time basis at level 2 and above. If a practitioner is in a recognised training programme approved by the appropriate College for the purpose of obtaining a postgraduate qualification, part time employment shall be subject to the College’s training requirements. (3) A part time practitioner’s minimum weekly hours shall be specified at the commencement of the employment and be worked in minimum continuous periods of three hours. A practitioner may work additional hours by agreement with the Employer. (4) (a) A part time practitioner shall, subject to Clause 28 - Shift, Weekend and Public Holiday Penalties, be paid 1/40th of the rate for their classification for each ordinary hour worked. Clause 16 - Payment for Overtime shall apply if the practitioner works in excess of 80 hours in a two-week pay period.

PART TIME PRACTITIONERS. ‌ (a) A part time practitioner is one who is engaged in regular and continuing employment for less than an average of 40 hours per week. (b) With effect from 1 November 2006 a part time practitioner is one who is engaged in regular and continuing employment for less than an average of 38 hours per week. (2) Practitioners may be employed on a part time basis at level 2 and above. If a practitioner is in a recognised training programme approved by the appropriate College for the purpose of obtaining a postgraduate qualification, part time employment shall be subject to the College’s training requirements. (3) A part time practitioner’s minimum weekly hours shall be specified at the commencement of the employment and be worked in minimum continuous periods of three hours. A practitioner may work additional hours by agreement with the Employer. (4) (a) A part time practitioner shall, subject to Clause 28 - Shift, Weekend and Public Holiday Penalties, be paid 1/40th of the rate for their classification for each ordinary hour worked. Clause 16 - Payment for Overtime shall apply if the practitioner works in excess of 80 hours in a two-week pay period.