❓ Question regarding accrued leave entitlements (annual and long service) upon termination of employment within the Culture and the Arts portfolio. The answer outlines scenarios of management-initiated termination, involuntary termination, and contract completion.
AnsweredQoN 4258Legislative Council
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(b) accrued annual leave; and (c) accrued long service leave?
(c) accrued long service leave?
(c) accrued long service leave?
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Answered
4 December 2006
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Culture and the Arts
Response time
40 days
(b) management-initiated termination (e.g. management initiated resignation); (c) involuntary employment termination (e.g. ‘the sack’); and (d) contract completion (e.g. contract ceased by time or function completion)?
(c) involuntary employment termination (e.g. ‘the sack’); and (d) contract completion (e.g. contract ceased by time or function completion)?
(d) contract completion (e.g. contract ceased by time or function completion)?
(c) involuntary employment termination (e.g. ‘the sack’); and (d) contract completion (e.g. contract ceased by time or function completion)?
(d) contract completion (e.g. contract ceased by time or function completion)?
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