Enterprise Agreement 2011-14 - Department of Climate Change
Enterprise Agreement 2011-14 - Department of Climate Change
Enterprise Agreement 2011-14 - Department of Climate Change
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<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Climate</strong> <strong>Change</strong> and Energy Efficiency – <strong>Enterprise</strong> <strong>Agreement</strong> <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>14</strong><br />
PART G – ALLOWANCES<br />
60. Temporary reassignment <strong>of</strong> duties<br />
60.1. Having regard to individual circumstances, the Secretary may temporarily reassign an<br />
employee to other duties, including duties at a higher or lower classification, providing such<br />
duties are:<br />
o within the limits <strong>of</strong> his or her training, skill and capability;<br />
o consistent with the Classification Rules 2000; and<br />
o not designed to promote de-skilling.<br />
60.2. Where an employee is temporarily reassigned duties at a lower work classification level, the<br />
Secretary may determine in writing, with agreement in writing from the employee, that the<br />
employee shall be paid a rate <strong>of</strong> salary applicable to the lower classification level. Such<br />
determination will specify the period for which the lower salary will apply.<br />
60.3. This clause does not apply to decisions made by the Secretary in relation to breaches <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Code <strong>of</strong> Conduct or underperformance.<br />
60.4. Prior to filling a temporary vacancy the Secretary will consider whether:<br />
o it is essential that the duties <strong>of</strong> the position be performed for the period <strong>of</strong> the<br />
vacancy;<br />
o it is reasonable for other employees to share the duties <strong>of</strong> the position for the<br />
period <strong>of</strong> the vacancy, provided the duties are within the training, skill and<br />
competence <strong>of</strong> employees;<br />
o there are delegations or statutory powers held by the position that cannot<br />
reasonably be exercised by another employee who holds those powers; and<br />
o the position is involved in public contact and has to be staffed to comply with client<br />
service standards.<br />
60.5. To be recommended for payment <strong>of</strong> TROD allowance, an employee must have been rated as<br />
“fully effective” on the PDF rating scale (or better) in his or her substantive position or<br />
above, under the most recent PDF assessment (i.e. the mid or end <strong>of</strong> cycle review), or where<br />
the Secretary otherwise certifies that the employee should fill the position, including for<br />
developmental purposes.<br />
60.6. Where an employee is to be paid a TROD allowance, the employee will be paid at the pay<br />
point nominated by the Secretary, in consultation with the relevant employee, and<br />
recognising that there is an opportunity for the employee to be paid above the minimum pay<br />
point within the salary range <strong>of</strong> the higher position. The allowance will normally be equal to<br />
the difference between the employee’s current base salary and pay point <strong>of</strong> the higher<br />
classification as determined by the Secretary.<br />
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