Common use of Relief Teacher Provisions Clause in Contracts

Relief Teacher Provisions. 65.1 The Relief Teacher provisions will be as follows: (a) The Relief Teacher loading will be 25%; (b) A Relief Teacher will be paid an hourly rate in accordance with the following formula: (A+25%) (A) Hourly Rate = 60 Tier Level of Experience A = 1 Less than three years CT1 annual salary x 12 313 2 Three to six years CT2 annual salary x 12 313 3 More than six years CT3 annual salary x 12 313 65.2 Employment as a Relief Teacher will count towards salary level placement and long service leave when employed as a teacher on an ongoing or fixed period basis. 65.3 For the purposes of clause 65.2, 195 days of relief teaching equals one year of full-time teaching and one day of Relief Teacher employment equals six hours. 65.4 Subject to the NES, a Relief Teacher has no entitlement to paid or unpaid leave or paid public holidays. 65.5 A Relief Teacher who is required to travel from an urban centre to a remote locality, as determined by the Commissioner, to take up duty is eligible to be paid Travelling Allowance (By-law 30), Living Away from Home Allowance (By-law 30A), Camping Allowance (By-law 31) and Vehicle Allowance (By-law 32). 65.6 Relief Teachers travelling to Middle Point, Xxxxx Springs, Humpty Doo and Taminmin Schools, will be reimbursed a kilometre allowance for the return distance between the Coolalinga traffic junction on the Stuart Highway and the school, in accordance with By- law 32, or paid an allowance of $30, whichever is the greater.

Relief Teacher Provisions. 65.1 32.1 The Relief Teacher provisions will be as follows: (a) The Relief Teacher loading will be 25%; (b) A Relief Teacher will be paid an hourly rate in accordance with the following formula: (A+25%) (A) Hourly Rate = 60 Tier Level of Experience A = 1 Less than three years CT1 annual salary x 12 313 2 Three to six years CT2 annual salary x 12 313 3 More than six years CT3 annual salary x 12 313 65.2 32.2 Employment as a Relief Teacher will count towards salary level placement and long service leave when employed as a teacher on an ongoing or fixed period basis. 65.3 32.3 For the purposes of clause 65.232.2, 195 days of relief teaching equals one year of full-time teaching and one day of Relief Teacher employment equals six hours. 65.4 32.4 Subject to the NES, a Relief Teacher has no entitlement to paid or unpaid leave or paid public holidays. 65.5 32.5 A Relief Teacher who is required to travel from an urban centre to a remote locality, as determined by the Commissioner, to take up duty is eligible to be paid Travelling Allowance (By-law 30), Living Away from Home Allowance (By-law 30A), Camping Allowance (By-law 31) and Vehicle Allowance (By-law 32). 65.6 32.6 Relief Teachers travelling to Middle Point, Xxxxx Springs, Humpty Doo and Taminmin Schools, will be reimbursed a kilometre allowance for the return distance between the Coolalinga traffic junction on the Stuart Highway and the school, in accordance with By- law 32, or paid an allowance of $30, whichever is the greater.

Relief Teacher Provisions. 65.1 ‌ 32.1 The Relief Teacher provisions will be as follows: (a) The Relief Teacher loading will be 25%; (b) A Relief Teacher will be paid an hourly rate in accordance with the following formula: (A+25%) (A) Hourly Rate = 60 Tier Level of Experience A = 1 Less than three years CT1 annual salary x 12 313 2 Three to six years CT2 annual salary x 12 313 3 More than six years CT3 annual salary x 12 313 65.2 32.2 Employment as a Relief Teacher will count towards salary level placement and long service leave when employed as a teacher on an ongoing or fixed period basis.basis.‌ 65.3 32.3 For the purposes of clause 65.232.2, 195 days of relief teaching equals one year of full-time teaching and one day of Relief Teacher employment equals six hours. 65.4 32.4 Subject to the NES, a Relief Teacher has no entitlement to paid or unpaid leave or paid public holidays. 65.5 32.5 A Relief Teacher who is required to travel from an urban centre to a remote locality, as determined by the Commissioner, to take up duty is eligible to be paid Travelling Allowance (By-law 30), Living Away from Home Allowance (By-law 30A), Camping Allowance (By-law 31) and Vehicle Allowance (By-law 32). 65.6 32.6 Relief Teachers travelling to Middle Point, Xxxxx Springs, Humpty Doo and Taminmin Schools, will be reimbursed a kilometre allowance for the return distance between the Coolalinga traffic junction on the Stuart Highway and the school, in accordance with By- law 32, or paid an allowance of $30, whichever is the greater.. Part 5 CLASSIFICATIONS, SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES‌