Board of Reference definition

Board of Reference means a panel consisting of a person nominated by the Employer, a person nominated by the Association and an independent Chairperson nominated by the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission.

Board of Reference means a panel consisting of a person nominated by the employer, a person nominated by the employee’s representative and an independent Chairper- son appointed by the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission.

Board of Reference means an ad hoc committee, appointed by the Board of Directors to deal with Suspension of Membership;

Examples of Board of Reference in a sentence

• An employee required to work in a place where fumes of sulphur or other acid or other offensive fumes are present shall be paid such rates as are agreed upon between him/her and the employer; provided that, in default of agreement, the matter may be referred to a Board of Reference for the fixation of a special rate.

• Where an employer is unable to provide for workers the facilities prescribed in this clause, he may refer any matter in dispute to a Board of Reference.

• Where any dispute arises at a bulk grain handling installation due to the presence of grain dust in the atmosphere and the Board of Reference determines that employees employed under this award are unduly affected by that dust, the Board may, subject to such conditions as it deems fit to impose, fix an allowance or allowances not exceeding 71 cents per hour.

• For the purpose of this proviso an "approved" shop or factory shall be one to which approval (as regards one or more particular trades) has been given by the Board of Reference appointed under Clause 22 Board of Reference hereof.

• The union secretary or his/her nominee shall be permitted to inspect the accommodation at all reasonable times and in the event of a dispute arising with respect to the suitablilty of the accommodation it shall be referred to the Board of Reference for decision: Provided that whether any employee lives in shall be a matter which shall be left to the decision of the employer: provided further, that where an employee desired to live out permission to do so shall not be withheld without reason.

More Definitions of Board of Reference

Board of Reference means A Board constituted by a Chairperson (the Deputy Industrial Registrar for South Australia, or his/her nominee), and two (2) other members, one on nomination by the employer and the other on nomination by the Union or the employee where the employee is not a Union member and shall be convened on the application of either an employee or a respondent employer to deal with disputes over the correct classification of an employee covered by this Agreement, including eligibility for higher duty payments. Child includes adopted, adult, ex-nuptial, xxxxxx or step children. Consultation is a process, which shall have regard to employees’ interests in the formulation of plans that have a direct impact upon them. It involves more than a mere exchange of information. For consultation to be effective the participants must be contributing to the decision-making process, not only in appearance, but in fact. It provides employees with the opportunity to have their viewpoints heard. No staff member shall be placed under duress to reach agreement prior to a decision being made. Council means the Kangaroo Island Council. De facto spouse means a person who lives with the Employee on a genuine domestic basis although not legally married to the Employee. Employee means an Employee of Council who performs work in accordance with the duties outlined in Schedule 2 (Classification Structure Criteria), and who is covered by this Agreement. Employer means the Kangaroo Island Council. Higher duties means (for Outside Staff predominantly duties of a supervisory nature and for Inside Staff predominantly duties classified at a higher level), duties of a supervisory nature, that is of a temporary but planned nature, to cover the absence of the incumbent due to leave taking, but are in a classification structure outside of and in addition to the reliever’s normal daily classification structure and duties. Immediate family or household member means the Employee’s partner, child, parent/guardian, grandchild, grandparent or sibling or the child, parent, grandchild, grandparent or sibling of the Employee’s partner. Local Super Superannuation Scheme means the superannuation scheme established and maintained under the Local Government Act, 1999 (SA).

Board of Reference means The Board of Reference established under this Act; (« Commission des renvois »)

Board of Reference means a Board constituted by a Chairperson nominated by the Industrial Relations Commission of South Australia as provided for in Clause 2.3 of the Award which hears and resolves position classification disputes classifications.

Board of Reference means a Board of Reference established pursuant to Section 48 of the Industrial Relations Act, 1979.

Board of Reference means a Board of Reference established under the provisions of Section 48 of the Industrial Relations Act 1979.

Board of Reference means a board established under s.48 of the Industrial Relations Act 1979.

Board of Reference means a board established under s.48 of the Industrial Relations Act 1979.2 CONTRACT OF EMPLOYMENT2.1 CONTRACT OF SERVICE(1) (a) The contract of service for employees covered by this Award shall, where expressly agreed between the employer and employee on commencement of employment, be by the day, week or longer.(b) In the absence of such agreement, the contract of service shall be by the week.(2) Termination of Employment