Common use of Counted as Service Clause in Contracts

Counted as Service. (a) Service for which long service leave or payment in lieu has not been received. (b) Service with her majesty’s armed forces. (c) Service with a business that was transmitted, transferred, assigned, conveyed or succeeded from one business to another. (d) Annual leave, long service leave or personal/carer’s leave. (e) Leave of absence where the absence is authorised in advance in writing by the Health Service to be counted as service. (f) Service as part of a specialist training program accredited by a Specialist Medical College with an employer not covered by this Agreement where: (i) The break between period of employment is not more than two months duration or such longer period as provided in subclause 68.9(a)(ii) (Allowable period of absence for Parental Leave); and (ii) The Doctor has not received payment for long service leave benefit for that service. (g) On application, for a Doctor who commenced employment with a Health Service listed in Schedule A after 30 November 2008, service with an interstate Government health service, provided that such interstate Government health service employment was within two months of commencing employment with a Health Service listed in Schedule A.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Doctors in Training Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Agreement, Doctors in Training Enterprise Agreement