Common use of Purchased Leave Clause in Contracts

Purchased Leave. This clause does not apply to casual Employees. 60.1 An Employee may, if mutually agreed with the Employer, purchase up to 20 working days (pro-rated for part time Employees) additional paid leave in a twelve-month period at ordinary pay. The additional paid leave is purchased through salary deductions made over the whole year. The amount deducted will correspond with the amount of leave purchased.

Purchased Leave. This clause 61 does not apply to casual Employees. 60.1 61.1 An Employee may, if mutually agreed with the Employer, may apply to purchase up to 20 working days (pro-rated for part part- time Employees) additional paid leave in a twelve-month period at ordinary pay. The Employer will not unreasonably withhold approval of an application to purchase leave by an Employee. The additional paid leave is purchased through salary deductions made over the whole year. The amount deducted will correspond with the amount of leave purchased.

Purchased Leave. This clause does not apply to casual Employees. 60.1 An Employee may, if mutually agreed with the Employer, purchase up to 20 working days (pro-rated for part part-time Employees) additional paid leave in a twelve12-month period at ordinary pay. The additional paid leave is purchased through salary deductions made over the whole year. The amount deducted will correspond with the amount of leave purchased.

Purchased Leave. This clause does not apply to casual Employees.‌ 60.1 An Employee may, if mutually agreed with the Employer, purchase up to 20 working days (pro-rated for part part-time Employees) additional paid leave in a twelve12-month period at ordinary pay. The additional paid leave is purchased through salary deductions made over the whole year. The amount deducted will correspond with the amount of leave purchased.