Orator - Etymology. 1  Recorded in English c. 1374, with a meaning of one who pleads or argues for a cause, from Anglo-French oratour, Old French orateur (14th century), Latin orator (speaker), from orare (speak before a court or assembly; plead), derived from a Proto-Indo-European base *or- (to pronounce a ritual formula).
The Long Service Payments Corporation provides a payment to registered workers for long service in the building and construction industry in New South Wales. The scheme does not over-ride the requirements of the NSW Long Service Leave Act 1955.Under the Long Service Leave Act, employees (ie. on wages or salary) are entitled to long service leave if they work for one employer for 10 consecutive years. Take two months long service leave paid by their employer. 2  If they take this option, their service credits will be paid to the employer. 3  OR. 4  Do nothing, and take the payment or leave at a later date.
An employee will be entitled to take long service leave after 10 years of continuous employment with one employer (see phasing in arrangement). The date of commencement of long service leave is to be agreed between the employee and the employer.he long service leave can be taken in separate periods so long as both parties agree. The calculation of long service leave is the total number of weeksâ employment divided by 60 and multiplied by the ordinary weekly rate of pay at the time the leave is taken, or the employee ceases employment.