Ordinary Wage Rate definition

Ordinary Wage Rate means the Wage Rate payable for all Rostered Hours of Work, plus a component for penalty rates.

Ordinary Wage Rate means the wage an employee receives for the classification of work performed set out in clause 4.1.2 during their ordinary hours of work.

Ordinary Wage Rate means the weekly rate determined by multiplying the Base Wage Rate by the applicable Annualised Leave Loading (refer to subclause 6.8.8) plus any allowances which are expressly specified under this Agreement to be part of the Ordinary Wage Rate (i.e. other allowances as nominated by the PTA; where these are applicable to an occupational group under this Agreement).

Examples of Ordinary Wage Rate in a sentence

• If a public holiday falls on a day on which an Employee is not rostered for work, the Employee will be paid an additional eight hours pay at the Employee’s Ordinary Wage Rate.

• Leave of absence will be granted at the Ordinary Wage Rate, or where the Employee works part of a shift, at the rate the Employee would have earned had the Employee not been absent from their Rostered Shift.

• Any time worked on Saturday and Sunday is considered additional hours for the purposes of this sub-clause and is paid at weekend overtime rates of double the hourly Ordinary Wage Rate from midnight Friday to midnight Sunday.

• An Employee may be required to work on a public holiday and in these circumstances the Employee’s remuneration shall be adjusted so the Employee receives in total double time and a half of the Ordinary Wage Rate for each hour worked.

• All time worked on shifts except the day shift shall be paid at the rate of time and a quarter (1.25) times the hourly Ordinary Wage Rate, for the first eight hours of the shift, and at the rate of time and a half thereafter.

More Definitions of Ordinary Wage Rate

Ordinary Wage Rate means the actual ordinary rate of pay the employee receives for ordinary hours of work performed, excluding overtime, annual leave loadings, shift allowances, loading, other penalty rates, allowances, fares and travelling time and other payments including bonuses and over-award payments.

Ordinary Wage Rate means the applicable minimum rate of pay payable to a Permanent Employee for all Standard Hours of Work.

Ordinary Wage Rate means for an employee the rate pre- scribed for his/her classification in Clause 16(1)(a) of this Agreement.

Ordinary Wage Rate means the Wage Rate payable for all Roistered Hours of Work.

Ordinary Wage Rate means the Wage Rate payable for all Rostered Hours of Work, (d) "Casual Wage Rate" means the Wage Rate paid to Ca:;ual Employees for all Rostered Hours of Work, including a casual loading. standard rate means 1/38th of the weekly wage referred to above. transitional minimum wage instrument has the meaning in the Fair Work (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2009 (Cth) 3.2 Where this award refers to a condition of employment provided for in the NES, the NES definition applies. (e) "loaded Wage Rate" means the Ordinary Wage Rate, plus a component for pre- payment of annual leave and personal leave entitlements. (f) For the avoidance of doubt, "Wage Rate" excludes Overtime (Clause 18)

Ordinary Wage Rate means the Wage Rate payable for all Rostered Hours of Work. (d) "Casual Wage Rate" means the Wage Rate paid to Casual Employees for all Rostered Hours of Work, including a casual loading. (e) "Loaded Wage Rate" means the Ordinary Wage Rate, plus a component for pre• payment of annual leave and personal leave entitlements. (f) For the avoidance of doubt, "Wage Rate" excludes Overtime (Clause 18).

Ordinary Wage Rate means the hourly rate pertaining to an employee’s classification as set out in Item 1 of Schedule 1;