Deferred Salary Scheme definition

Deferred Salary Scheme means the agreed period the employee chooses to defer receipt of a percentage of their salary, in exchange for an extended period of leave.

Examples of Deferred Salary Scheme in a sentence

  • Participation in the Deferred Salary Scheme will not impede an application for employment in a school covered by to this Agreement.

  • Where it is no longer possible to offer the Deferred Salary Scheme under legislative requirements, the scheme will cease with effect from that date.

  • Portability Teachers are able to maintain their participation in the Deferred Salary Scheme should they transfer their employment between schools covered by this Agreement.

  • Where it is no longer possible to offer the Deferred Salary Scheme, the Scheme will cease with effect from that date.

  • The teacher is obliged to notify the Principal prior to appointment of their participation in the Deferred Salary Scheme and the date that leave is due to be taken.

  • The Council and teachers may agree to participate in a Deferred Salary Scheme.

  • All permanent staff may participate in the Centre’s Deferred Salary Scheme.

  • A copy of the Class Ruling CR 2006/11 ‘Leave – Deferred Salary Scheme – employees of Lutheran Schools and Kindergartens in Western Australia’ may be obtained from the LESNW office on request.

  • A Deferred Salary Scheme is available to all eligible employees in accordance with the DAFF Deferred Salary EA Guidelines.

  • Portability Employees are able to maintain their participation in the Deferred Salary Scheme should they transfer their employment between schools covered by this Agreement.