Breaks between Rostered Shifts Sample Clauses
The 'Breaks between Rostered Shifts' clause establishes the minimum required rest period that must be provided to employees between the end of one scheduled shift and the start of the next. Typically, this clause specifies a set number of hours—such as 10 or 12—during which an employee cannot be rostered to work, ensuring adequate time for rest and recovery. By mandating these breaks, the clause helps prevent fatigue, promotes employee well-being, and ensures compliance with labor standards regarding working hours.
Breaks between Rostered Shifts. The roster or rosters will be drawn up so as to provide at least eight hours between successive ordinary shifts.
Breaks between Rostered Shifts. (a) An employee is to be allowed a rest break of not less than 10 hours between the termination of a shift of ordinary hours and the commencement of another shift of ordinary hours.
(b) The ability to agree to shorten breaks between shifts to eight hours under clause 15.6(b) of the Award does not exist under this Agreement.