Common use of Recognition of Service and Experience Clause in Contracts

Recognition of Service and Experience. (a) From the time of commencement of employment an employee has three months in which to provide documentary evidence to the employer detailing any other relevant service or experience not disclosed at the time of commencement. This evidence, in the absence of other documentary evidence, may take the form of a statutory declaration.

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Recognition of Service and Experience. (ai) From the time of Upon commencement of employment employment, an employee has three months in which to provide documentary evidence to the employer Employer detailing any other relevant service or experience not disclosed at the time of commencement. This evidenceAt the commencement of employment, the employer shall in writing, make employees aware of this subclause and its effect. If the absence employee is not made so aware, they are entitled to provide the documentation when they are made aware and be paid as if they had provided the documentation within three months of other documentary evidence, may take the form of a statutory declarationcommencement.

Recognition of Service and Experience. (a) From the time of commencement of employment employment, an employee has three months in which to provide documentary evidence to the employer detailing any other relevant service or experience not disclosed at the time of commencement. This evidence, in the absence of other documentary evidence, may take the form of a statutory declaration.