Section 15: Notional calculation of basic hourly rate
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15. Notional calculation of basic hourly rate
For the purposes of determining the hourly basic wage due for extra work
or for any other reason, the number of hours of work shall notionally be calculated—
(a) for a monthly paid worker, on the basis of—
(i) 312 hours in the case of a watchperson; or
(ii) 195 hours in any other case;
(b) for a fortnightly paid worker, on the basis of—
(i) 144 hours in the case of a watchperson; or
(ii) 90 hours in any other case;
(c) for a weekly paid worker, on the basis of—
(i) 72 hours in the case of a watchperson; or
(ii) 45 hours in any other case; or
(d) for a daily paid worker, on the basis of—
(i) 12 hours of work in the case of a watchperson; or
(ii) 8 hours of work in any other case.
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- How is my hourly rate worked out from my monthly salary for overtime purposes?