Ordinary salary definition

Ordinary salary means the appropriate salary rate prescribed in Appendix A. - Salaries.

Ordinary salary means the employee’s salary in respect of ordinary hours worked, excluding any premium amount paid for work on a Sunday, public holiday or in respect of overtime payable to an employee, or any allowances; and “monthly salary” shall have the same meaning;

Ordinary salary will mean the appropriate salary rate prescribed in Schedule A – Salaries.

Examples of Ordinary salary in a sentence

• When overtime falls on a public holiday, that overtime will be paid at the employee’s Ordinary Salary plus 150%.

• An employee who is required to attend a court for the purpose of jury service will be entitled to leave paid at their Ordinary Salary for the duration of such attendance.

• An employee who engages in voluntary emergency management activities (as defined by section 109(2) of the FW Act) will be entitled to leave paid at their Ordinary Salary for the duration of their required participation in that activity plus reasonable travel time associated with the activity and 1 further day to rest and recover.

• When an employee engaged as a shift employee works overtime, they will be paid at their Ordinary Salary plus 100%, except where overtime falls on a public holiday.

More Definitions of Ordinary salary

Ordinary salary means the salary or wages an employee is entitled to receive for performing their ordinary hours of work and will not include overtime, penalty rates, shift allowances, special rates, and other allowances or any other payment of a like nature.

Ordinary salary means the appropriate salary rate prescribed in Schedule A – Salaries of this Agreement.

Ordinary salary means the base salary paid to an employee in accordance with Schedule A and C of this Agreement, including any applicable loadings or allowances. An employee’s Ordinary Salary is different from their ordinary time earnings for the purposes of superannuation and income tax calculations.