Federal Salary definition

Federal Salary means the salary, including any supervisory differential and any salary equalization adjustments, paid by Canada to an Affected Federal Employee at that employee’s substantive level of appointment, as defined in the Policy on Terms and Conditions of Employment (Canada), and as set out in collective agreements between the Treasury Board of Canada and federal public service sector unions, or, for an unrepresented, excluded or executive Affected Federal Employee, means the salary paid by Canada to that employee at that employee’s substantive level of appointment, as defined in the Policy on Terms and Conditions of Employment (Canada), and as determined by the Treasury Board of Canada.
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Examples of Federal Salary in a sentence

  • Indeterminate Employee who has completed five (5) years or more of continuous federal service shall be entitled, on that employee’s first day of service with the YTG, to long service vacation pay in the amount of 2% of the regular Base Federal Salary paid to that employee in the calendar year immediately prior to the Effective Date.

Related to Federal Salary

  • Normal salary means the salary that would be paid to a participating employee if that person was not participating in a Plan and includes salary expressed as an annual rate, fortnightly rate, weekly rate, daily rate or hourly rate. It includes all allowances that are paid as an annual rate, fortnightly rate, weekly rate, daily rate or hourly rate but not overtime payments and shift work penalty rates unless they are paid as a component of an annualised rate.

  • Annual Salary means the salary given under this Part.

  • Base Salary shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3(a) hereof.

  • Salary as defined in Section 3.1(a).

  • Final Salary means the average annual salary for service for which