Common use of Payment in Lieu of Long Service Leave Clause in Contracts

Payment in Lieu of Long Service Leave. (a) A teacher with 10 years' continuous service with the School may cash out an amount of accrued but untaken long service leave that exceeds the amount of long service leave that the teacher would have accrued if the rate of accrual in the Long Service Leave Act applied to the teacher’s employment (the additional long service leave), on the following basis:

Payment in Lieu of Long Service Leave. (a) A teacher Teacher with 10 ten years' continuous service with the School College may cash out an amount of accrued but untaken long service leave that exceeds the amount of long service leave that the teacher would have accrued if the rate of accrual in the Long Service Leave Act applied to the teacher’s employment (the additional long service leave), on the following basis:

Payment in Lieu of Long Service Leave. (a) A teacher with 10 years' continuous service with the School may cash out Where a Teacher has an amount of accrued but untaken entitlement to long service leave that exceeds the amount of and takes long service leave that for a minimum of one month, the teacher would have accrued if Teacher and the rate College may agree that, in addition to payment for the long service leave to be taken, the Teacher be paid an amount in lieu of accrual any additional long service leave accumulated by the Teacher. Provided however the Teacher can only “cash out” leave in excess of the entitlement pursuant to the Long Service Leave Act applied to the teacher’s employment 1976 (the additional long service leaveACT), on the following basis:.

Payment in Lieu of Long Service Leave. (ai) A teacher with 10 ten (10) years' of continuous service with the School may cash out an amount of accrued but untaken long service leave that exceeds the amount in excess of long service leave that the teacher would have accrued if the rate of accrual in the Long Service Leave Act applied to the teacher’s employment two (the additional long service leave), 2) months on the following basis:

Payment in Lieu of Long Service Leave. (a) A teacher An employee with 10 years' continuous service with the School school may cash out an amount of accrued but untaken long service leave that exceeds the amount of long service leave that the teacher employee would have accrued if the rate of accrual in the Long Service Leave Act applied to the teacheremployee’s employment (the additional long service leave), on the following basis: