Year of experience means experience in the appropriate classification. Where there is a dispute as to whether the employee's previous experience shall count for determining the "year of experience" it may be determined by the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission.

Year of experience means a minimum of 1040 hours of paid and/or nonpaid documented work experience, or its equivalent.

Year of experience means a minimum of 30 hours per week or the equivalent thereof over a 12 month period

Examples of Year of experience in a sentence

Year of experience is defined as having been employed by the school for at least 120 days in the prior school year.
Year of experience – The teacher was employed in the corporation for at least 120 days in the prior year.
Year of experience – The teacher was employed in the corporation for at least 120 days in the prior school year.
Education: High School or GED General Experience: 1 Year of experience.
Year of experience - The teacher was employed in the Corporation for at least 120 days in the prior year.

More Definitions of Year of experience

Year of experience means a minimum of 30 hours per week or the equivalent thereof over a 12 month period.

Year of experience means 1976 hours of continuous employment at the relevant classification incremental level contained herein and shall include experience in the relevant classification incremental level with an employer providing a similar service under the award.

Year of experience means 2,000 hours of cumulative experience.

Year of experience means one thousand six hundred hours of work experience.

Year of experience the Teacher worked at least one hundred twenty (120) days or more in a certified position for the school corporation during the prior school year.

Year of experience means a minimum of 2007.5 hours of work for those Employees working a seven and three-quarter (7 ¾) hour day. Initial placement on the salary scale will be in accordance with the number of complete years of applicable experience.