Base Grade Appointments - Administrative Employees Aged Under Sample Clauses

Base Grade Appointments - Administrative Employees Aged Under. 21 Years of Age Employees engaged at the base level of the Administrative Stream, aged under 21 years of age, who possess or attain a relevant AQF qualification at level II or higher will be entitled to be remunerated at a minimum of AO2 pay-point 1. Relevant AQF qualifications will be as per the list approved for the purposes of the Administrative Targeted Training Allowance.
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