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Staff Reminders

UPCOMING PAY REMINDERS 

Pay Date – 1st January 2025
Payslips will be emailed to staff on 24th December 2024 due to the Christmas closure. The pay will be processed on the 24th December 2024 with funds being transferred on 31st December 2024. This is one day earlier than the scheduled pay date of 1st January 2025.

Pay Date – 15th January 2025
Payslips will be emailed to staff on 15th January 2025.

The wage increase will be applied from the first full pay period after 19th December 2024 which will be processed on the 15th January 2025. Employees can expect to see the Enterprise Agreement Wage Increase in their pay on this date.

The ECEC Grant Increase will also be in this pay and will be backdated to 2nd December 2024.


 

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CHRISTMAS CLOSURE

Please be advised that all Lady Gowrie Tasmania services/offices and programs will close for Christmas break at the usual time on Tuesday 24th December, 2024 and will re-open on Thursday 2nd January, 2025.

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EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

As part of your employment, LGT offers you an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) with Relationships Australia Tasmania, free-of-charge. This gives you a safe and confidential place away from your workplace where you can talk about concerns you are having at work or at home. You can usually access up to 3 free sessions. More sessions can be negotiated if required.

Employee Assistance Program
1300 364 277
tas.relationships.org.au

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COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE

Have you joined our Community of Practice? All educators are invited to join the Lady Gowrie Tasmania Community of Practice (CoP) which is a private online collaboration and shared learning space that connects centres and educators across the organisation using the Storypark platform. It enables successful practice and innovation to be shared by educators, peer-to-peer learning opportunities and fosters a deeper sense of connection with the wider organisation. If you haven’t engaged with this platform recently then please check it out, comment and contribute! If you haven’t accepted your invitation to join, please speak to your Service Manager to be reinvited!

 


 

HAVE SOMETHING TO SHARE?

If you would like to share any personal or professional news, celebrations or achievements in the Gowrie Gazette please contact our Marketing and Communications Officer, Claudia Holter, via email claudia.holter@gowrie-tas.com.au or phone (03) 6230 6838.

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Lady Gowrie Tasmania (LGT) has a ‘Children First’ philosophy, supporting the rights of all children to grow, learn and play in a safe place. LGT has zero tolerance towards abuse, neglect or exploitation of children combined with a strong commitment to the health and wellbeing of both children and our team. LGT strives to provide a safe and inclusive environment across our services, programs and workplaces, where diversity in all its forms, including strengths, cultural background, identity and abilities are recognised and celebrated.

Lady Gowrie Tasmania acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal peoples as the custodians of these lands and honour the wisdom of, and pay respect to, Elders past and present. With gratitude, we acknowledge the rich landscape of lutruwita, the living culture of Aboriginal peoples and recognise that they have been nurturing and teaching children on this land for thousands of years. We honour and respect their continuing connection to land, sea, waterways, sky and culture.