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LONG SERVICE LEAVE (COMMONWEALTH EMPLOYEES) ACT 1976 No. 192, 1976 - SECT 20
Rate of salary while absent on long service leave.
20. (1) Where a period of long service leave is granted under section 16 or 17
to a category A employee on full salary, salary is payable to the employee in
respect of any part of the leave-
(a) if the employee has been employed in a full-time capacity throughout
his period of service-at the rate that is his current rate of salary
in respect of that part of the leave;
(b) if the employee has been employed in a part-time capacity throughout
his period of service and there has been no change during that period
in the number of hours per week for which the employee has, by the
terms of his employment, been required to render service-at the rate
per week at which salary would be payable to him in respect of that
part of the leave if he were not absent on long service leave but were
continuing to render service for that number of hours per week in the
capacity in which he was employed on the relevant day; or
(c) if the employee has been employed in a part-time capacity throughout
his period of service but there has been a change during that period
in the number of hours per week for which he was required by the terms
of his employment to render service-at the rate per week ascertained
by multiplying the relevant rate per hour in respect of that part of
the leave by a number equal to the prescribed average number of hours
of his service.
(2) Where a period of long service leave on full salary is granted under
section 16 or 17 to a category B employee who is employed in a full-time
capacity on the relevant day-
(a) salary is payable to the employee in respect of any part of that leave
that is granted to him in relation to his full-time service-at the
rate that is his current rate of salary in respect of that part of the
leave; and
(b) salary is payable to him in respect of any part of that leave that is
granted to him in relation to his part-time service-at a weekly rate,
being the lesser of-
(i) the rate that is his current rate of salary per week in respect
of that part of the leave; and
(ii) the rate per week ascertained in accordance with the formula-
ab
--
c
where-
a is the rate that is his current rate of salary per week in respect of that
part of the leave;
b is the prescribed average number of hours of his service; and
c is the number of hours of service that he was, on the relevant day, required
by the terms of his employment to render during a week.
(3) Where a period of long service leave on full salary is granted under
section 16 or 17 to a category B employee who is employed in a part-time
capacity on the relevant day-
(a) salary is payable to him in respect of any part of the leave that is
granted to him in relation to his full-time service-at the rate at
which salary would be payable to him in respect of that part of the
leave if he were not on long service leave but were rendering
full-time service in the capacity in which he was employed on the
relevant day; and
(b) salary is payable to him in respect of any part of the leave that is
granted in relation to his part-time service-at the rate per week
ascertained by multiplying his relevant rate per hour in respect of
that part of the leave by a number equal to the
prescribed average number of hours of his service.
(4) In this section-
''current rate of salary'', in relation to a part of a period of long
service leave that is granted to an employee, means the rate at which salary
would be payable to him in respect of that part of the leave if he were not
absent on long service leave but were continuing to be employed in the
capacity in which he was employed on the relevant day;
''prescribed average number of hours'' means-
(a) in relation to a category A employee who is granted a period of long
service leave-
(i) his average number of hours of employment per week during the
relevant period; or
(ii) if the employee satisfies the approving authority that his
average number of hours of employment per week during the
relevant period is less than his average number of hours of
employment per week during his period of service-that last-
mentioned average number of hours; and
(b) in relation to a category B employee who is granted a period of long
service leave-
(i) his average number of hours of employment per week during the
relevant period; or
(ii) if the employee satisfies the approving authority that his
average number of hours of employment per week during the
relevant period is less than his average number of hours of
employment per week throughout his period or periods of
employment in a part-time capacity included in his period of
service-that last-mentioned average number of hours;
''relevant day'', in relation to an employee who has been granted long
service leave, means the day immediately preceding the day on which that leave
commences;
''relevant period'' means-
(a) in relation to a category A employee who has been granted a period of
long service leave, the 12 months of his period of service ending on
the day before the day on which the leave commences; and
(b) in relation to a category B employee who has been granted a period of
long service leave-
(i) the period of, or the periods aggregating, 12 months during
which he was last employed in a part-time capacity before the
day on which the leave commences; or
(ii) if he has not been employed in a part-time capacity for 12
months-the period or periods during which he has been employed
in a
part-time capacity;
''relevant rate per hour'', in relation to a part of a period of long
service leave that has been granted to an employee who was employed in a
part-time capacity on the relevant day, means the rate per hour at which
salary would be payable to him in respect of that part of the leave if he were
not absent on long service leave but were continuing to render part-time
service in the capacity in which he was employed on the relevant day.
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