Common use of Calling for Volunteers Clause in Contracts

Calling for Volunteers. (i) Where a store to which this clause applies requires employees to work on the Non-Trading Day and the store is unable to open, volunteers will first be called from among the employees who would normally be rostered at that store on the day in question. (ii) If this step does not result in sufficient volunteers with sufficient skills to meet the needs of the store, volunteers will then be sought from among appropriately skilled employees at the store not normally rostered on the day in question. (iii) Any employee who volunteers to work on the Non Trading Day shall receive the appropriate rate for the day in question.

Calling for Volunteers. (iA) Where a store to which this clause applies requires any employees to work on the Non-Non Trading Day and the store is unable to open, volunteers will first be called from among the employees who would normally be rostered at that store on the day in question. (iiB) If this step does not result in sufficient volunteers with sufficient skills to meet the needs of the store, volunteers will then be sought from among appropriately skilled employees at in the store department not normally rostered on the day in question.day (iiiC) Any employee who volunteers to work on the Non Trading Day shall receive the appropriate rate for the day in questionthat day.

Calling for Volunteers. (iA) Where a store to which this clause applies requires employees to work on the Non-Non Trading Day and the store is unable to open, volunteers will first be called from among the employees who would normally be rostered at that store on the day in question. (iiB) If this step does not result in sufficient volunteers with sufficient skills to meet the needs of the store, volunteers will then be sought from among appropriately skilled employees at the store not normally rostered on the day in question. (iiiC) Any employee who volunteers to work on the Non Trading Day shall receive the appropriate rate for the day in question.