more of those employers but not Division 2 of Part I with for all those employers. reference to earnings from work with all the employers. 8 Worker employed by 2 or more The worker's pre-injury employers in circumstances average weekly earnings other than those described in the are the worker's average preceding provisions of this ordinary earnings Schedule. expressed as an amount per hour for all work carried out by the worker Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Calculation of pre-injury Item Class of worker at time of injury average weekly earnings for all employers multiplied by— (a) the prescribed number of hours per week; or (b) the total of the worker's ordinary hours per week— whichever is the lesser. 9 Worker who, during the period The worker's pre-injury of 52 weeks immediately before average weekly earnings the injury, receives advice in are to be calculated in writing from the employer that accordance with the worker is to be promoted or Division 2 of Part I with otherwise appointed to a new reference to the amount position (otherwise than on a that is the average of the temporary basis) with the effect earnings expressed as a that the worker's ordinary weekly sum that the earnings will be increased but worker could reasonably has not been so promoted or be expected to have appointed. earned after the promotion or appointment had taken effect as if the promotion or appointment had taken effect 52 weeks before the injury. 10 Full time student at a (a) Until the worker, but education institution for the injury, would within the meaning of the have completed the Education and Training course as a full time
more of those employers but not for all those employers. Division 2 of Part I with reference to earnings from work with all the employers. 8 Worker employed by 2 or more employers in circumstances other than those described in the preceding provisions of this Schedule. The worker's pre-injury average weekly earnings are the worker's average ordinary earnings expressed as an amount per hour for all work carried out by the worker Column 1 Item Column 2 Class of worker at time of injury Column 3 Calculation of pre-injury average weekly earnings for all employers multiplied by— (a) the prescribed number of hours per week; or (b) the total of the worker's ordinary hours per week— whichever is the lesser. 9 Worker who, during the period of 52 weeks immediately before the injury, receives advice in writing from the employer that the worker is to be promoted or otherwise appointed to a new position (otherwise than on a temporary basis) with the effect that the worker's ordinary earnings will be increased but has not been so promoted or appointed. The worker's pre-injury average weekly earnings are to be calculated in accordance with Division 2 of Part I with reference to the amount that is the average of the earnings expressed as a weekly sum that the worker could reasonably be expected to have earned after the promotion or appointment had taken effect as if the promotion or appointment had taken effect 52 weeks before the injury. 10 Full time student at a education institution within the meaning of the Education and Training (a) Until the worker, but for the injury, would have completed the course as a full time
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