Common use of Transportability of Sick Leave Clause in Contracts

Transportability of Sick Leave. An employee who ceases employment at one DHB and commences employment at another DHB may transfer to their new employment a maximum of up to 20 days (at their normal/ordinary rate of pay, T1) of their unused sick leave entitlement from their previous DHB employment, provided that any break in service between finishing at their previous DHB and commencing employment at the new DHB is not more than one calendar month. Any unused sick leave entitlement that is transferred shall be in addition to the sick leave entitlement the employee will receive on commencement of employment with the new DHB under clause 9.1 and shall not impact on their anniversary date for future sick leave entitlements.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Multi Employer Collective Agreement, Multi Employer Collective Agreement, Multi Employer Collective Agreement

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Transportability of Sick Leave. An employee All registered employees who ceases employment at one DHB and commences employment at another DHB may transfer to their new employment a maximum of up to 20 days (at their normal/ordinary rate of pay, T1) of their unused sick leave entitlement from their previous DHB employment, provided that any break in service between finishing at their previous DHB and commencing employment at the new DHB is not more than one calendar month. Any unused sick leave entitlement that is transferred shall be in addition to the sick leave entitlement the employee will receive on commencement of employment with the new DHB under clause 9.1 22.1, and shall not impact on their anniversary date for future sick leave entitlements.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Mental Health & Public Health Nursing Multi Employer Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Transportability of Sick Leave. An employee who ceases employment at one DHB and commences employment at another DHB may transfer to their new employment a maximum of up to 20 days (at their normal/ordinary rate of pay, T1) of their unused sick leave entitlement from their previous DHB employment, provided that any break in service between finishing at their previous DHB and commencing employment at the new DHB is not more than one calendar month. Any unused sick leave entitlement that is transferred shall be in addition to the sick leave entitlement the employee will receive on commencement of employment with the new DHB under clause 9.1 (22.1), and shall not impact on their anniversary date for future sick leave entitlements.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Transportability of Sick Leave. An With effect from 24 June 2019, an employee who ceases employment at one DHB and commences employment at another DHB may transfer to their new employment a maximum of up to 20 days (at their normal/ordinary rate of pay, T1) of their unused sick leave entitlement from their previous DHB employment, provided that any break in service between finishing at their previous DHB and commencing employment at the new DHB is not more than one calendar month. Any unused sick leave entitlement that is transferred shall be in addition to the sick leave entitlement the employee will receive on commencement of employment with the new DHB under clause 9.1 12.1, and shall not impact on their anniversary date for future sick leave entitlements. This clause shall have no retrospective effect.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Dietitians' Collective Agreement

Transportability of Sick Leave. An employee All employees who ceases cease employment at one DHB and commences employment at another DHB may transfer to their new employment a maximum of up ofup to 20 days (at their normal/ordinary rate of pay, T1) of their unused sick leave entitlement from their previous DHB employment, provided that any break in service between finishing at their previous DHB and commencing employment at the new DHB is not more than one calendar month. Any unused sick leave entitlement that is transferred shall be in addition to the sick leave entitlement the employee will receive on commencement of employment with the new DHB under clause 9.1 22.1, and shall not impact on their anniversary date for future sick leave entitlements.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Multi Employer Collective Agreement

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Transportability of Sick Leave. An employee All registered employees who ceases employment at one DHB and commences employment at another DHB may transfer to their new employment a maximum of up to 20 days (at their normal/ordinary rate of pay, T1) of their unused sick leave entitlement from their previous DHB employment, provided that any break in service between finishing at their previous DHB and commencing employment at the new DHB is not more than one calendar month. Any unused sick leave entitlement that is transferred shall be in addition to the sick leave entitlement the employee will receive on commencement of employment with the new DHB under clause 9.1 (cross reference), and shall not impact on their anniversary date for future sick leave entitlements.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Individual Employee Agreement

Transportability of Sick Leave. An employee who ceases employment at one DHB and commences employment at another DHB may transfer to their new employment a maximum of up to 20 days (at their normal/ordinary rate of pay, T1) of their unused sick leave entitlement from their previous DHB employment, provided that any break in service between finishing at their previous DHB and commencing employment at the new DHB is not more than one calendar month. Any unused sick leave entitlement that is transferred shall be in addition to the sick leave entitlement the employee will receive on commencement of employment with the new DHB under clause 9.1 9.1, and shall not impact on their anniversary date for future sick leave entitlements.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Multi Employer Collective Agreement

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