Common use of Broken Shifts Clause in Contracts

Broken Shifts. An Employee will not work broken shifts (that is, their work is to be continuous excluding meal and other breaks), unless the Employee: (a) agrees to work broken shifts under a flexible working arrangement (clause 96 and section 65 of the Act); or (b) agrees to work broken shifts under an individual flexibility agreement (clause 12).

Broken Shifts. An Employee will not work broken shifts (that is, their work is to be continuous excluding meal and other breaks), unless the Employee: (a) agrees to work broken shifts under a flexible working arrangement (clause 96 and section 65 of the Act); or; (b) agrees to work broken shifts under an individual flexibility agreement (clause 12); or (c) has, prior to the Agreement commencing operation, agreed to work broken shifts in accordance with subclause 19.3, or subclause 47.2(b)(ii).

Broken Shifts. An Employee will not work broken shifts (that is, their work is to be continuous excluding meal and other breaks), unless the Employee: (a) agrees to work broken shifts under a flexible working arrangement (clause 96 9696 and section 65 of the Act); or (b) agrees to work broken shifts under an individual flexibility agreement (clause 12); or12). (c) has, priorRight the D isconn ect

Broken Shifts. An Employee will not work broken shifts (that is, their work is to be continuous excluding meal and other breaks), unless the Employee: (a) agrees to work broken shifts under a flexible working arrangement (clause 96 and section 65 of the Act); or (b) agrees to work broken shifts under an individual flexibility agreement (clause 12).

Broken Shifts. An Employee will not work broken shifts (that is, their work is to be continuous excluding meal and other breaks), ) unless the Employee: (a) agrees to work broken shifts under a flexible working work arrangement (clause 96 19 of the Agreement and section 65 of the Act); or (b) agrees to work broken shifts under an individual flexibility agreement (clause 1218).