Common use of REPATRIATION LEAVE Clause in Contracts

REPATRIATION LEAVE. Upon the production of evidence satisfactory to the Company, an employee who is entitled to supervision by the Department of Veteran’s Affairs shall be entitled to be paid the employee’s ordinary rate of pay, provided that the Company shall be obliged to make such payments on not more than 4 occasions in any year and payment is not to exceed 4 hours’ pay on each occasion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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REPATRIATION LEAVE. Upon the production of evidence satisfactory to the Companyemployer, an employee who is entitled to supervision by the Department of Veteran’s Affairs shall be entitled to be paid the employee’s ordinary rate of pay, ; provided that the Company employer shall be obliged to make such payments on not more than 4 four occasions in any year and payment is not to exceed 4 four hours’ pay on each occasion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: GNS Wholesale

REPATRIATION LEAVE. Upon the production of evidence satisfactory to the Companyemployer, an employee who is entitled to supervision by the Department of Veteran’s 's Affairs shall be entitled to be paid the employee’s ordinary 's award rate of pay, ; provided that the Company employer shall be obliged to make such payments on not more than 4 four occasions in any year and payment is not to exceed 4 four hours' pay on each occasion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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REPATRIATION LEAVE. Upon the production of evidence satisfactory to the Companyemployer, an employee who is entitled to supervision by the Department of Veteran’s 's Affairs shall be entitled to be paid the employee’s 's ordinary rate of pay, ; provided that the Company employer shall be obliged to make such payments on not more than 4 four occasions in any year and payment is not to exceed 4 four hours' pay on each occasion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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