Senior Nurses means a nurse who is appointed to a designated senior position.
Senior Nurses means a nurse who is appointed into a designated senior position and is paid on the scale in Section D of this document "Service" means the current continuous service with the current employer and previous continuous service with an entity which became part of GBCH.
Senior Nurses only: Call Backs via phone call: Rate: Call-back is considered overtime and will be paid at the following overtime rates: • Hours worked from midnight Sunday/Monday to midnight the following Friday shall be paid at time and 50% for the first three hours and at double time thereafter. • Hours worked from 2200-0600 Sunday to Friday, or from midnight Friday to midnight Sunday/Monday or on a public holiday shall be calculated at double time. Minimum payment: An Employee shall be paid for a minimum of one hour for any phone call/sand resulting work that is required to be undertaken within that hour and further if the phone call/s results in working continuously in excess of that same one hour then the Employee shall be paid in additional half hour intervals following when the Employee: • Is called back after completing the day's work or duty, and having left the place of work; or • Is called back before the normal time of starting work and does not continue working until such normal starting time; Where an Employee is "on call" the allowance set out in clause 13.1 (a) will be paid.
Examples of Senior Nurses in a sentence
For all employees other than Senior Nurses, 'year' means 12 months employment in the capacity concerned (including any period of holiday or other approved leave of absence) and progression is therefore on an annual basis for automatic steps for both part time and full time employees.
For Senior Nurses movement through the steps for all roles covered by this Collective Agreement shall be annual, subject to satisfactory performance which will be assumed to be the case unless an Employee is otherwise advised.