December 21, 2005 Airservices Australia Certified Agreement 2005-2008 (Air Traffic Control and Supporting Air Traffic Traffic Services), certified by the Australian Industrial Relations Commission. 12% over 23 months plus $1163 in base salary for loss of income. (a) If Airservices requires a staff member operating display-screen devices to perform a regular visual test, Airservices must reimburse the worker for the proven cost of the test, unless Airservices conducts the test. (c) air services must pay the amount authorized under clauses 15.3 (a) or b) no later than twenty-eight days after the end of the month in which the deduction authorized under clauses 15.3 (a) or b) was applied. (a) Paid annual leave can only be paid on the basis of an agreement provided for in point 18.8. b) any agreement between Airservices and the majority of workers must be recorded in writing. A worker who is fully or partially responsible for performing the tasks of a higher classification receives a salary equal to the difference between the ordinary rate of the worker and the ordinary rate that the worker would receive if he is promoted to the higher classification or to an alternative amount determined by the deontair services when the partial benefit is determined. In calculating a worker`s regular rate, a higher (if payable) premium is taken into account. (a) A worker trained in first aid who currently holds appropriate first aid qualifications, such as a certificate. B of the St.

John Ambulance or similar organization, must receive an allowance of 15.13 DOLLARS per week when designated by the air transport services to meet the obligation to provide first aid. Registered contracts apply until they are terminated or replaced. c) Normal hours can be worked Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Subject to the provisions of Term 5 (facilitation provisions), air services and the majority of workers concerned may accept another hourly period. (a) employees of the sites listed below who receive rental subsidies receive a subsidy for water consumed beyond the water permitted in the area and/or in the lease agreement. The amount is paid in refund on proof of use up to the maximum limit: April 2014 The Air Traffic Control Line Manager Australia (Air Traffic Control Line Manager) Enterprise Agreement 2014-2017 is signed. To the extent that air services are not required to make the additional dues provided in point 15.2 to another superannuation fund chosen by the worker, air services must pay the additional dues provided in point 15.

and to pay the amount authorized under clauses 15.3 (a) or b) to one of the following superannuation funds or its successor: on September 23, 2008, CASA receives regulatory powers for entry into air services and random drug and alcohol testing. (a) a worker designated as the airport`s air service manager receives compensation at the rate shown in the table below. A.6.4 Traffic Management Officer: An employee of the National Operations Centre who may be required to provide maintenance and operation of traffic management tools, pre-flight briefing services, acceptance and processing of flight plans, coordination of the Australian ATS messaging system and assistance to supervisors of the National Operations Centre for the coordination of emergency operations. (a) the worker is admitted to a category of workers employed by Airservices, which has more workers than is necessary for the efficient and cost-effective operation of air services; 27.6 During the dispute resolution process, the work must continue in accordance with this sentence and the law. Subject to existing occupational health and safety legislation, a worker must not unreasonably abuse an instruction from air transport services to perform work, whether in the same workplace or in another workplace, that is safe and fit for the worker.