Common use of Higher Classifications Clause in Contracts

Higher Classifications. 36.1 Where a client of the employer employs mechanical trade maintenance employees at the relevant client site, to perform the same work as employees covered by this agreement, and such client employees are classified at a higher classification than normal, the relevant employee of the employer shall be paid the same rate of pay as that equivalent client employee for the duration of the assignment at that client site. This clause shall not apply where an employee covered by this agreement is paid a higher rate of pay than the equivalent client employee. 36.2 Where the employer has entered in to a client service arrangement with a business at a relevant client site prior to the approval of this agreement, the Company and the employees’ union shall meet to agree on arrangements for the implementation of this clause.

Higher Classifications. 36.1 Where a client of the employer employs mechanical trade maintenance employees at the relevant client site, to perform the same work as employees covered by this agreement, and such client employees are classified at a higher classification than normal, the relevant employee of the employer shall be paid the same rate of pay as that equivalent client employee for the duration of the assignment at that client site. This clause shall not apply where an employee covered by this agreement is paid a higher rate of pay than the equivalent client employee. 36.2 . Where the employer has entered in to into a client service arrangement with a business at a relevant client site prior to the approval of this agreement, the Company and the employees’ ' union shall meet to agree on arrangements for the implementation of this clause.. Even Engineering Pty Ltd Metals Labour Hire Agreement 2023-2026