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Hospital and Health Boards Act 2011
sec.74BBasis of employment for senior health service employees
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### sec.74B Basis of employment for senior health service employees
This section applies to a senior health service employee.
The employee’s contract of employment must be entered into with—
for an employee of the department—the chief executive; or
for an employee of a Service—the health service chief executive.
The employee’s contract of employment must be in writing and state each of the following—
whether the contract is for a fixed term or an indefinite term;
if the contract is for a fixed term—the length of the term;
the employee’s functions;
that the employee must meet any performance criteria stated in the contract;
the employee’s classification level, and the remuneration to which the employee is entitled;
the period of notice of resignation or termination that is required to be given before the notice takes effect.
s 74B ins 2013 No. 61 s 94
amd 2015 No. 7 s 35I
(sec.74B-ssec.1) This section applies to a senior health service employee.
(sec.74B-ssec.2) The employee’s contract of employment must be entered into with— for an employee of the department—the chief executive; or for an employee of a Service—the health service chief executive.
(sec.74B-ssec.3) The employee’s contract of employment must be in writing and state each of the following— whether the contract is for a fixed term or an indefinite term; if the contract is for a fixed term—the length of the term; the employee’s functions; that the employee must meet any performance criteria stated in the contract; the employee’s classification level, and the remuneration to which the employee is entitled; the period of notice of resignation or termination that is required to be given before the notice takes effect.
- (a) for an employee of the department—the chief executive; or
- (b) for an employee of a Service—the health service chief executive.
- (a) whether the contract is for a fixed term or an indefinite term;
- (b) if the contract is for a fixed term—the length of the term;
- (c) the employee’s functions;
- (d) that the employee must meet any performance criteria stated in the contract;
- (e) the employee’s classification level, and the remuneration to which the employee is entitled;
- (f) the period of notice of resignation or termination that is required to be given before the notice takes effect.