Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori Assessment Sample Clauses

Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori Assessment. Where a staff member’s skill and knowledge of Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori have been assessed by the Ministry and a level of attainment set out in Ministry policy has been reached the dollar amounts set out below will be added to the individual’s salary. This will be paid in addition to the appropriate step on the salary scale and will form an integral part of the salary particularly for matters such as superannuation and taxation. Level 1 (A) $3,246 Level 2 (B) $2,164 Level 3 (C) $1,623 Level 4 (D) $1,082
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Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori Assessment. The parties agree to a working group to review the provisions for Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori Assessment within the collective agreement with a view to determining whether these provisions are fit for purpose and aligned with wider Ministry policy on recognising competency in Te Reo and Tikanga Māori. The parties will establish terms of reference for this work prior to commencing and commit to use good faith best endeavours to progress the work in a timely manner including: • Ensuring appropriate and adequate resourcing with employees from each party and delegates/member leaders from NZEI as appropriate, and • Ensuring appropriate representation to complete the work including but not limited to cultural experts, subject matter experts and those with delegated authority to make decisions relating to the work, and • Covering the costs of involvement of their own representatives on the working group, for the avoidance of doubt the Ministry will continue to pay the usual salary to any members/delegates involved in this work and released during their normal work hours, and • Sharing the costs of any additional work-related expenses as agreed. The parties note that recognition of Te Reo and Tikanga is something that is being discussed centrally between the Public Service Association and representatives from the Public Service. Should any resolution be agreed centrally during the term of the agreement the parties agree to meet and discuss the possible impact within the working group.
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Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori Assessment. Where a staff member’s skill and knowledge of Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori have been assessed by the Ministry and a level of attainment set out in Ministry policy has been reached the dollar amounts set out below will be added to the individual’s salary. This will be paid in addition to the appropriate step on the salary scale and will form an integral part of the salary particularly for matters such as superannuation and taxation. Level 1 (A) $3,246 Level 2 (B) $2,164 Level 3 (C) $1,623 Level 4 (D) $1,082 3.12 Approved Student Supervision Allowance 3.12.1 A student supervision allowance of $50.00 per week, or $10.00 per day for students less than full-time, shall be paid to staff members designated as professional supervisors of students on approved supervision placements with LSIntegrated Services. 3.12.2 Professional supervisors shall be approved by their Manager LS Integrated Services (or equivalent role) and accredited by the training institution and be supervising a student or students, who are not Ministry employees, on placement with LSIntegrated Services. 3.12.3 Professional supervisor allowances will only apply: • to staff supervising students on programmes that lead to a recognised professional qualification that is sought by LS Integrated Services, and • where supervision is a requirement of the programme curriculum approved by the providing institution or professional body, and • When the supervisor is professionally responsible for the student on placement. 3.12.4 The allowance is only payable for the period that the student is being supervised on placement within LS Integrated Services and is payable once per week or day irrespective of the number of students being supervised. 3.12.5 Psychologists supervising intern psychologists (who are Ministry employees) receive the applicable time allowance as set out in the Ministry guidelines. They do not receive the Approved Student Supervision Allowance.
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