Employment contract, Operations Coordinator
Employment contract
A full time ongoing contract for an operations coordinator on $86,000 plus $10,320 of superannuation. Eleven numbered clauses, a leave table drawn from the National Employment Standards, and a notice table that scales with service.
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Section by section
What each section is for, so you can keep the ones you need and drop the rest.
- Cover
- The role, both parties, the employment type and the start date on one page.
- Contents
- Eleven clause groups with their numbers, so a reader can go straight to pay or termination.
- Parties and headline terms
- Both legal entities with addresses, then base salary, superannuation, ordinary hours and start date as figures.
- 1. The job
- Position and reporting line, duties, place of work with a change mechanism, and the rule on other paid work.
- 2. When it starts and how long it lasts
- Commencement, the ongoing nature of the role, and right to work evidence as a condition of starting.
- 3. Hours of work
- Thirty eight ordinary hours, the reasonable additional hours position, and the flexible working request process.
- 4. Pay and superannuation
- Salary, twelve per cent superannuation with the total package, the annual award comparison, review and deduction rules.
- 5. Leave
- A seven row table of entitlements plus clauses on requesting leave and on excessive annual leave accrual.
- 6. Probation
- Six months with a written feedback schedule and a one week notice period on either side.
- 7. Policies and conduct
- Policies as directions rather than contract terms, work health and safety duties, and conflict of interest disclosure.
- 8. Confidential information
- What is confidential, what is not, the return obligation and ownership of intellectual property created at work.
- 9. Ending the employment
- The notice table, summary dismissal grounds, redundancy consultation and the garden leave right.
- 10. After the employment ends
- Six month non solicitation of customers and staff, with a severability clause on reasonableness.
- 11. General and execution
- Entire agreement, variation, governing law, electronic signature, and signature blocks for employer and employee.
What makes this document work
Leave is a table, not a paragraph
Seven entitlements with the amount and a note on each, including which ones are paid out on termination and which are not. That single table answers most of the questions a new employee actually has about the contract.
The notice period scales and says so
Four service bands from one to four weeks, plus the extra week for an employee over forty five with two years of service. Printing the table means neither side has to look it up when the relationship ends.
It states which parts cannot be reduced
A callout says the ten minimum standards apply regardless, that a term giving less is replaced by the standard, and that the rest of the agreement continues. The contract also commits to an annual check against the applicable award.
Questions people ask
What has to be in an Australian employment contract?
The parties, the position, whether it is full time, part time or casual, the hours, the pay and superannuation, the leave entitlements, notice of termination, and any confidentiality or intellectual property terms. Minimum standards apply whether or not the contract mentions them.
Can a contract reduce a minimum entitlement?
No. Where a term gives less than the National Employment Standards, the standard applies instead and the rest of the agreement continues. This contract says so in a callout rather than leaving it to be discovered.
How long can a probation period be?
Probation is a contractual arrangement rather than a statutory one, and this contract sets six months with written feedback at four weeks, three months and five months. All other terms, including leave accrual, apply in full during it.
Are restraint clauses enforceable?
Only so far as they protect a legitimate interest. This contract keeps them to six months and to customers the employee actually dealt with, makes each restraint separate so one can be severed, and does not attempt a general non compete.
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