Common use of Proportionate Leave on Termination Clause in Contracts

Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) If after one week's continuous Service in any qualifying 12 monthly period, an employee lawfully leaves their employment or their employment is terminated by the employer through no fault of the employee, the employee shall be paid at the appropriate rate of wage prescribed in clause 5.4 (Employees Wages) for 2.923 hours for each completed week of continuous Service. Continuous Service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers shall be paid for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Service.

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Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) 23.3.1 If after one week's ’s continuous Service service in any qualifying 12 twelve monthly period, an employee lawfully leaves their the employment or their the employment is terminated by the employer Chubb through no fault of the employee, the employee shall be paid at the appropriate rate of wage prescribed in clause 5.4 (Employees Wages) 14.3 of this agreement for 2.923 hours for each completed week of continuous Serviceservice. Continuous Service service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers shall be paid for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Service.appendix G.

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Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) If after one week's ’s continuous Service service in any qualifying 12 twelve monthly period, an employee lawfully leaves their the employment or their the employment is terminated by the employer through no fault of the employee, the employee shall be paid at the appropriate rate of wage prescribed in clause 5.4 (Employees Wages) Appendix A of this agreement for 2.923 2.769 hours for each completed week of continuous Serviceservice. Continuous Service service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers shall be paid for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Servicethis clause.

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Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) If after one week's continuous Service in any qualifying 12 monthly period, an employee lawfully leaves their employment or their employment is terminated by the employer through no fault of the employee, the employee shall be paid at the appropriate rate of wage prescribed in clause 5.4 (Employees Wages) for 2.923 hours for each completed week of continuous Service. Continuous Service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers shall be paid for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Service.

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Samples: Certified Agreement

Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) If after one weekmonth's continuous Service in any qualifying 12 monthly period, service an employee lawfully leaves their terminates his or her employment for any reason, or their this employment is terminated by the employer Company through no fault of the employee, the employee shall he or she will be paid as follows. If employed other than as a continuous or seven day shift worker, at the appropriate base pay rate specified in Clause 8 for accrued leave calculated pro rata in accordance with the terms of wage prescribed paragraph (a)(i) above in clause 5.4 (Employees Wages) for 2.923 hours for respect of each completed week of continuous Service. Continuous Service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers shall be paid service for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Servicewhich leave has not been granted.

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Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) 24. 7.1 If after one week's ’s continuous Service service in any qualifying 12 twelve monthly period, an employee lawfully leaves their the employment or their the employment is terminated by the employer through no fault of the employee, the employee shall be paid at the appropriate rate of wage prescribed in clause 5.4 (Employees Wages) 17.3 of this award for 2.923 hours for each completed week of continuous Serviceservice. Continuous Service service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers shall be paid for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Servicethis clause.

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Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) If after one 4 week's continuous Service in any qualifying 12 monthly periodservice, an a full time employee lawfully leaves their employment or their employment is terminated by the employer through no fault of the employeeCompany, the employee shall be paid at the appropriate their ordinary rate of wage prescribed for 2.92 hours at the same rate in clause 5.4 (Employees Wages) for 2.923 hours for respect of each completed week of continuous Serviceservice, the service being service in respect of which leave has not been granted hereunder. Continuous Service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers A part time employee shall be paid for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Serviceentitled to equivalent pro-rata annual leave.

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Samples: Collective Agreement

Proportionate Leave on Termination. (a) 7.1.26. If after one week's continuous Service in any qualifying 12 monthly period, an employee Employee lawfully leaves their employment or their employment is terminated by the employer Employer through no fault of the employeeEmployee, the employee Employee shall be paid at the appropriate rate of wage prescribed in clause 5.4 4.1 (Employees Wages) for 2.923 hours for each completed week of continuous Service. Continuous Service is as defined in clause 7.1.8 Provided that continuous shift workers shall be paid for 3.654 hours for each completed week of continuous Service.

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Samples: www.selfemployedaustralia.com.au

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