Fixed Term Appointments. 52.7.1 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract of employment will cease to have an entitlement to parental leave upon the expiration of the contract, except as provided for in sub-clauses 52.7.2 and 52.7.3 below. 52.7.2 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract of employment whose contract expires when she is at least twenty weeks pregnant, and whose employment is not continued beyond the expiry date of the contract, will be entitled to payment of the fourteen week paid maternity leave entitlement subject to fulfilling any eligibility requirements unless: i) she was offered and refused another contract of employment (on grounds other than pregnancy) broadly comparable to her existing position; or ii) a significant majority of the duties and responsibilities of the existing position are no longer being performed. 52.7.3 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract who is on maternity leave at the expiry of the contract and who is subsequently employed on a further employment contract for the same position after a gap in time, not being longer than twelve months from the date of taking maternity leave, will be entitled to the fourteen week paid maternity leave entitlement subject to fulfilling the eligibility requirements set out in this Clause.
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Sources: Union Collective Agreement
Fixed Term Appointments. 52.7.1 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract of employment will cease to have an entitlement to parental leave upon the expiration of the contract, except as provided for in sub-clauses 52.7.2 and 52.7.3 below.
52.7.2 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract of employment whose contract expires when she is at least twenty weeks pregnant, and whose employment is not continued beyond the expiry date of the contract, will be entitled to payment of the fourteen week paid maternity leave entitlement subject to fulfilling any eligibility requirements unless:unless:β
i) 52.7.1.1 she was offered and refused another contract of employment (on grounds other than pregnancy) broadly comparable to her existing position; or
ii) 52.7.1.2 a significant majority of the duties and responsibilities of the existing position are no longer being performed.
52.7.3 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract who is on maternity leave at the expiry of the contract and who is subsequently employed on a further employment contract for the same position after a gap in time, not being longer than twelve months from the date of taking maternity leave, will be entitled to the fourteen week paid maternity leave entitlement subject to fulfilling the eligibility requirements set out in this Clause.Clause.β
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Sources: Federation University Australia Union Enterprise Agreement
Fixed Term Appointments. 52.7.1 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract of employment will cease to have an entitlement to parental leave upon the expiration of the contract, except as provided for in sub-clauses 52.7.2 and 52.7.3 below.
52.7.2 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract of employment whose contract expires when she is at least twenty weeks pregnant, and whose employment is not continued beyond the expiry date of the contract, will be entitled to payment of the fourteen week paid maternity leave entitlement subject to fulfilling any eligibility requirements unless:
(i) she was offered and refused another contract of employment (on grounds other than pregnancy) broadly comparable to her existing position; or
(ii) a significant majority of the duties and responsibilities of the existing position are no longer being performed.
52.7.3 An employee employed on a fixed-term contract who is on maternity leave at the expiry of the contract and who is subsequently employed on a further employment contract for the same position after a gap in time, not being longer than twelve months from the date of taking maternity leave, will be entitled to the fourteen week paid maternity leave entitlement subject to fulfilling the eligibility requirements set out in this Clause.
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Sources: Union Enterprise Agreement