Wage Group C6 (Relativity to C10 Sample Clauses

The 'Wage Group C6 (Relativity to C10)' clause defines the pay rate or wage structure for employees classified under the C6 wage group by establishing its relationship or proportionality to the C10 wage group. In practice, this means that the wage for C6 employees is set as a specific percentage or amount relative to the wage for C10 employees, ensuring a consistent and transparent pay scale across different job classifications. This clause helps maintain internal equity and clarity in wage determination, preventing disputes over pay differences between related job groups.
Wage Group C6 (Relativity to C10. 125%) (a) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson – Level I An Advanced Engineering Tradesperson – Level I means an: (i) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Electrical/Electronic) – Level I; or (ii) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Mechanical) – Level I; or (iii) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Fabrication/vehicle building) – Level I who has completed:
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Wage Group C6 (Relativity to C10. 125%) (a) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson – Level I An Advanced Engineering Tradesperson – Level I means an: (i) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Electrical/Electronic) – Level I; or (ii) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Mechanical) – Level I; or (iii) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Fabrication/vehicle building) – Level I who has completed: (A) 12 appropriate modules of a National Diploma; or (B) 12 appropriate modules of an Advanced Diploma; or equivalent (including the use of 48 competency points from the Implementation Guide beyond the requirements of C10)
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Wage Group C6 (Relativity to C10. 125%) (a) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson – Level I An Advanced Engineering Tradesperson – Level I means an: (i) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Electrical/Electronic) – Level I; or (ii) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Mechanical) – Level I; or (iii) Advanced Engineering Tradesperson (Fabrication/vehicle building) – Level I who has completed: (A) 12 appropriate modules of a National Diploma; or (B) 12 appropriate modules of an Advanced Diploma; or equivalent (including the use of 48 competency points from the Implementation Guide beyond the requirements of C10) (b) An Advanced Engineering Tradesperson – Level I works above and beyond a tradesperson at C7 and to the level of their skills, competence and training performs work within the scope of this level. (i) Undertakes quality control and work organisation at a level higher than for C7; (ii) Provides trade guidance and assistance as part of a work team; (iii) Assists in the provision of training to employees in conjunction with supervisors/trainers; (iv) Works under limited supervision either individually or in a team environment; (v) Prepares reports of a technical nature on specific tasks or assignments; (vi) Exercises broad discretion within the scope of this level; (vii) Operates lifting equipment incidental to their work; (viii) Performs non-trade tasks incidental to their work. (c) Engineering Technician – Level IV An Engineering Technician – Level IV is an employee who has the equivalent level of training of a C6 - Advanced Engineering Tradesperson Level I or equivalent so as to enable the employee to apply skills within the scope of this level. The skills exercised by the Engineering Technician Level IV are in the technical fields as defined by this Agreement including drafting, planning or technical tasks requiring technical knowledge. At this level the employee is engaged in detail drafting and/or planning and/or technical duties requiring judgement and skill in excess of that required of a technician at C7 under the supervision of technical and/or professional staff
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