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PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT (REDEPLOYMENT AND REDUNDANCY) REGULATIONS 1994 - REG 19

19 .         Benefits to which registered employees accepting private sector employment are entitled

        (1)         If the Minister arranges for an offer of a suitable office, post or position outside the Public Sector to be made to a registered employee and the registered employee accepts that offer by resigning his or her employment, the employing authority of the registered employee shall, in addition to paying any amount payable to the registered employee under any relevant award, forthwith pay to the registered employee — 

            (a)         cash in lieu of all accrued long service leave of the registered employee (calculated for each completed year of service) to the extent, if any, not provided for by that award; and

            (b)         a transition payment of an amount — 

                  (i)         determined by the Minister; and

                  (ii)         not less than the amount of 4 weeks’ pay and not more than the amount of 12 weeks’ pay.

        (2)         For the purposes of subregulation (1)(b), the weekly pay of an employee who, during the employee’s period of continuous service, worked a different number of hours in different weeks is to be calculated as follows — 

       

                where — 

        A         is the employee’s weekly pay;

        B         is the employee’s full-time weekly pay; and

        C         is the employee’s average weekly hours expressed as a percentage of the employee’s potential full-time weekly hours.

        (3)         In subregulation (1)(b) pay means pay, as defined in regulation 3(1), at the time of acceptance of the offer, except that it also includes — 

            (a)         any allowance of the following kinds that has been paid continuously for the preceding 12 months — 

                  (i)         an allowance for temporarily undertaking duties other than those of the substantive office, post or position of the relevant employee; and

                  (ii)         a higher duties allowance;

                and

            (b)         a shift allowance which is paid on a regular basis including during periods of annual leave.

        (4)         Notwithstanding the provisions of this regulation, an employee in respect of whom all or some of the conditions of service are determined pursuant to a Commonwealth award is not entitled to the payments provided for by this regulation.

        (5)         An employee mentioned in subregulation (4) is entitled to such payments as are determined by the Minister being an amount not greater than the amount that would be payable under this regulation to the employee if none of his or her conditions of employment were covered by a Commonwealth award.

        [Regulation 19 amended in Gazette 24 May 1996 p. 2168.]



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