Common use of Salaries Payable Clause in Contracts

Salaries Payable. The minimum annual rate of salary payable to Full-time Teachers in schools will be in accordance with the Teacher’s accreditation and experience as set out in Clause 7- Classifications and in Table 1A in Pay Schedule 1 of Part G - Monetary Rates. Fortnightly rates will be calculated by multiplying the annual salary by 14 and dividing by 365 with the answer rounded to two decimal points.

Salaries Payable. The minimum annual rate of salary payable to Full-time Teachers in schools will be in accordance with the Teacher’s accreditation , accreditation; and experience as set out in Clause 7- 7 – Classifications and in Table 1A in Pay Schedule 1 of Part G - – Monetary Rates. Fortnightly rates will be calculated by multiplying the annual salary by 14 and dividing by 365 with the answer rounded to two decimal points.

Salaries Payable. The minimum annual rate of salary payable to Full-time Teachers in schools will be in accordance with the Teacher’s accreditation and experience as set out in Clause 7- 7-Classifications and in Table 1A in Pay Schedule 1 of Part G - Monetary Rates. Fortnightly rates will be calculated by multiplying the annual salary by 14 and dividing by 365 with the answer rounded to two decimal points.

Salaries Payable. (a) The minimum annual rate of salary payable to Full-time Time Teachers in schools will be in accordance with the Teacher’s accreditation and experience as set out in Clause 7- 7-Classifications and in Table 1A 1A, 1D, 1E and 1F in Pay Schedule 1 of Part G - Monetary Rates. Fortnightly rates will be calculated by multiplying the annual salary by 14 and dividing by 365 with the answer rounded to two decimal points.

Salaries Payable. The minimum annual rate of salary payable to Full-time Teachers in schools will be in accordance with the Teacher’s accreditation and experience as set out in Clause 7- Classifications and in Table 1A 1A, 1D, 1E and 1F in Pay Schedule 1 of Part G - Monetary Rates. Fortnightly rates will be calculated by multiplying the annual salary by 14 and dividing by 365 with the answer rounded to two decimal points.