Common use of Permanent Transfer Clause in Contracts

Permanent Transfer. Subject to subclause 53.4 and the giving of reasonable notice, an employee may be transferred to another location on a permanent basis provided that: (a) an employee cannot be directed to transfer with less than three months’ notice; (b) an employee of the WA Country Health Service cannot be directed to transfer to a town that would require the employee to change residence; (c) the transfer is at a comparable classification level; and (d) the employee is formally notified of the duties and these are commensurate with the substantive classification of the employee. (e) Nothing in this subclause overrides the Employer’s obligations under Clause 57 - Introduction of Change.

Permanent Transfer. Subject to subclause 53.4 41.3 and the giving of reasonable notice, an employee may be transferred to another location on a permanent basis provided that: (a) an employee cannot be directed to transfer with less than three months’ 3 months notice; (b) an employee of the WA Country Health Service cannot be directed to transfer to a town that would require the employee to change residence; (c) the transfer is at a comparable classification level; and (d) the employee is formally notified of the duties and these are commensurate with the substantive classification of the employee. (e) Nothing in this subclause overrides the Employeremployer’s obligations under Clause 57 45 - Introduction of Change.

Permanent Transfer. Subject to subclause 53.4 42.3 and the giving of reasonable notice, an employee may be transferred to another location on a permanent basis provided that: (a) an employee cannot be directed to transfer with less than three months’ notice; (b) an employee of the WA Country Health Service cannot be directed to transfer to a town that would require the employee to change residence; (c) the transfer is at a comparable classification level; and (d) the employee is formally notified of the duties and these are commensurate with the substantive classification of the employee. (e) Nothing in this subclause overrides the Employeremployer’s obligations under Clause 57 46 - Introduction of Change.

Permanent Transfer. Subject to subclause 53.4 41.3 and the giving of reasonable notice, an employee may be transferred to another location on a permanent basis provided that: (a) an employee cannot be directed to transfer with less than three months’ 3 months notice; (b) an employee of the WA Country Health Service cannot be directed to transfer to a town that would require the employee to change residence; (c) the transfer is at a comparable classification level; and (d) the employee is formally notified of the duties and these are commensurate with the substantive classification of the employee. (e) Nothing in this subclause overrides the Employeremployer’s obligations under Clause 57 45 - Introduction of ChangeChange of this Agreement.