Common use of Accrued Days Off Clause in Contracts

Accrued Days Off. a) An employee whose ordinary hours of work are arranged in accordance with subclause 25.4 shall be entitled to an accrued day off (ADO) in each cycle of 28 days. The ordinary hours of work on each of those days shall be arranged to include a proportion of one hour on the basis of 0.4 of one hour for each 8‐hour shift worked and 0.5 of one hour for each 10‐hour shift worked which shall accumulate towards the employee's accrued day off duty on pay.

Accrued Days Off. (a) An employee whose The ordinary hours of work are arranged in accordance with subclause 25.4 shall be entitled worked with two hours of each week’s work accruing as an entitlement to an accrued day off a maximum of twelve Accrued Days Off (ADO) in each cycle of 28 daystwelve month period. The ordinary hours of work on each of those days ADO shall be arranged taken as a minimum period of five consecutive days off in conjunction with annual leave or at a time mutually acceptable to include a proportion of one hour on the basis of 0.4 of one hour for each 8‐hour shift worked Employer and 0.5 of one hour for each 10‐hour shift worked which shall accumulate towards the employee's accrued day off duty on payEmployee.

Accrued Days Off. a) 14.2.1 An employee, other than a casual employee whose ordinary or part-time employee, will accrue time off at the rate of 0.05 hours of work are arranged in accordance with subclause 25.4 shall be entitled to an accrued day off (ADO) in each cycle of 28 days. The ordinary hours of work on each of those days shall be arranged to include a proportion of one hour on the basis of 0.4 of one hour for each 8‐hour shift worked hour of ordinary time worked. These accrued hours will be banked by the company and 0.5 of one hour for each 10‐hour shift worked which shall accumulate towards when an ADO is taken it will be taken against the employee's accrued day off duty on paybanked hours and given as paid leave.