Accrued Days Off (ADO’s). 25.1 An employee to whom this clause applies may accrue 0.4 of one hour (24 minutes) for each eight-hour shift worked to allow the employee to take an Accrued Day Off (ADO).
Accrued Days Off (ADO’s). B16.1 An employee to whom this clause applies is entitled to a day/shift off duty using bankable leave accrued as a result of increasing the employee’s daily hours of work – e.g. increasing from 7 hours 36 minutes to 8 hours.
Accrued Days Off (ADO’s). 33.1 The Employer may provide the opportunity for full-time Employees to access Accrued Days Off (ADOs) by accruing:
Accrued Days Off (ADO’s). 21.1 Where an employee is entitled to an ADO, in accordance with the arrangement of ordinary hours of work as set out in clause 18—Ordinary hours of work. ADOs will be taken within 12 months of the date on which the first full ADO accrued.
Accrued Days Off (ADO’s). The Company is prepared to sit down and discuss a 38 -hour week, 19 day month with Accrued Days Off provided the parties can ensure that productivity levels are increased on the 19 days of work to make up for the absence on the 20th day. The parties agree that during the life of this agreement, an ADO system will be discussed, agreement reached and implemented. Current hours are to remain until agreement is reached. The Union acknowledges that staff will then have to work an extra half of one hour per week to increase their hours of work to 38 hours per week, plus the additional 24 minutes per day towards an Accrued Day Off. The parties will examine output measurements such as tonnage rates, other rates of production to ensure this is achieved consistently and regularly monitored. The ADO situation will have to be managed on an individual basis, and there will be no general closedown of the factory on the 20th day. Whilst every reasonable effort will be made for ADO’s to coincide with a weekend, the primary driver of taking time off will be the need to meet production requirements which may require taking of ADO’s during mid week. Draft procedures for taking an ADO are attached as Appendix 3.
Accrued Days Off (ADO’s) a. Increase ADO accrual limit to 12 days in a calendar year to align with public holiday accruals.
