Queensland Regional Allowance Sample Clauses

Queensland Regional Allowance. Employees covered by this agreement who operate as Field Service Technicians, based in Queensland and who operate out of the Brisbane (QLD) office, will also be paid the Regional Queensland Allowance to the value of $3.00 gross per hour. This is an all purpose allowance and will remain in place for the life of this Agreement. This allowance is not subject to percentage increases that apply to pay increases outlined in clause 4.2.3 – Rates of Pay Increases. In the event that a Queensland employee transfers to another State, on a permanent basis, payment of this allowance will cease and not be transferable.
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