Ordinary Time Rate definition
Ordinary Time Rate means the relevant rate which will be the ordinary time rate on which to base superannuation payments.
Ordinary Time Rate means the classification rate of pay prescribed in this Award for the employee, divided by 38.
Ordinary Time Rate means the Employees base hourly rate of pay as set out in Appendices A and B of this Agreement.
Examples of Ordinary Time Rate in a sentence
This additional rate will be regarded as part of the Ordinary Time Rate for all purposes.
The Shift Allowances set out in (a) and (b) above are paid in addition to the Employee's applicable Ordinary Time Rate of Pay.
A casual loading of 25% of the applicable Ordinary Time Rate shall be paid.
If your Salary Point and Step is SP7 Step 2 or above, we will make a one- off payment to you of 1% of your annual remunerat ion, calculated using your Ordinary Time Rate of Pay.
The penalty for hours worked in the span 3.30pm Sunday to 7.00am Friday inclusive, will be paid at 35% of t he Ordinary Time Rate of Pay for t he t ime worked.
More Definitions of Ordinary Time Rate
Ordinary Time Rate means an employee’s standard (hourly) rate of pay;
Ordinary Time Rate means all rates of pay referred to in Clause 5. – Wages of this Award, as varied from time to time.
Ordinary Time Rate means the relevant rate which will be the ordinary time rate Monday to Sunday up to thirty-eight (38) hours and on which to base superannuation payments.
Ordinary Time Rate means the rate of pay in clause 20.
Ordinary Time Rate means (for an employee other than a casual employee) the hourly equivalent of the appropriate wage rate for the classification in which the employee is employed calculated in accordance with this Agreement.
Ordinary Time Rate for an employee is the hourly rate as determined by using the calculations set out in Sub-clauses 11(3)(b) of the Award.
Ordinary Time Rate means for the purposes of this Agreement the All Inclusive Hourly rate which will be the ordinary time rate on which to base superannuation payments.