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CIT (Educators) Enterprise Agreement 2023-2026

C3.4A part-time employee is paid pro rata based on the employee’s agreed ordinary hours.

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A part-time employee is paid pro rata based on the employee’s agreed ordinary hours.

Previous sectionC3.3.1Fortnightly pay = annual rate of pay x 12 / 313.

Next sectionC3.5An employee must, with the approval of the chief executive, be advanced the pay due for any