Examples of Junior Employees in a sentence
Junior Employees shall receive the prescribed percentage of the General Hand minimum rate.
Junior Employees - Special Orders) Ins Cl.69/854/7/8565 WAIG 1331Del.
For each subsequent year scholarship holders will receive the appropriate wage rate for a junior clerk as prescribed in Division A - Clerks, subclause (b) - Junior Employees, and adult scholarship holders shall receive the appropriate wage for a Grade 1 Clerk.
Junior Employees are aged under 18 years and will receive Junior rates of pay.
First Year 55 Second Year 75 Third Year 88 (4) Junior Employees - (Wage per week expressed as a percentage of the "Assembler" rate as shown in subclause (1) of this clause).
The minimum rates of wages payable to Junior Employees as defined shall be calculated as follows: Of the Minimum Adult Rate for the Respective Division and/or District%Under 17 years of age 5517 and under 18 years of age 6518 and under 19 years of age 7519 and under 20 years of age 85And thereafter at the appropriate rate prescribed for adults in the class of work being performed.
Junior Employees' CertificateCl. 1849/89 21/01/92 72 WAIG 364 (21.Limitation of Female Work)Del.
The minimum weekly wage rate payable to trainees for the first 12 months shall be determined by taking the appropriate wage rate for a junior clerk as prescribed in Division A - Clerks, subclause (b) - Junior Employees - of and multiplying it by 42 and dividing it by 52 (42 being the actual number of weeks spent on the job).
Junior employees shall be paid according to the following table: Junior Employees: (Store Workers and Salespersons - Classifications): Percentage of the appropriate skill level%15 and under 18 years of age 5518 and under 19 years of age 6519 and under 20 years of age 7520 and under 21 years of age 8521 years of age 100 An employee who has achieved skill level 2 shall be paid the appropriate percentage above of skill level 2.
The counterclaim defendants raise statute of limitations defenses as to three counts: commercial disparagement (Count IX), conversion (Count XVII), and civil conspiracy (Count XVIII).