Changes to Operational Roster Sample Clauses

Changes to Operational Roster. (a) The Employer may make reasonable changes to the posted Operational Roster. (b) Where an employee's roster is changed, the employee will be paid based on the hours actually worked by the employee unless there is an express prior written agreement to the contrary between the Employer and the employee with regard to that specific change. For the avoidance of doubt such written agreements must be endorsed by the Head of Branch. (c) For the avoidance of doubt, a change to the roster does not give rise to an entitlement to be paid overtime other than under subclause 3.3.3. (d) Where the Employer proposes to change a shift on the posted Operational Roster, the Employer will notify the employee of the proposed change in accordance with this subclause and the change takes effect when the employee agrees or is deemed to have agreed to the change. (e) Unless otherwise agreed between the Parties to this Agreement, the Employer will be deemed to have notified the employee of any proposed change if, as well as marking the change on the posted Operational Roster: (i) the change is recorded in a list updated daily of changes made to Operational Rosters (other than wholesale changes) kept on the sign-on counter of the employee's Home Depot; or (ii) where there have been wholesale changes to the Operational Roster, the Employer has made an entry in the General Order Book and sent an email to all affected staff advising of the changes. (f) Provided that any change to a Rostered Day Off, except for the allocation of overtime, requires prior agreement with the employee. (g) If an employee does not object by the end of their second shift after the Employer's notification he or she will be deemed to have agreed to the change. (h) Where the employee advises the Employer that he or she objects to the proposed change and advises of their reasons, the Employer will either withdraw the proposed change or refer it for consideration by the relevant Depot Manager. (i) The Depot Manager will give the employee the opportunity to be heard and will then decide whether he or she considers the proposed change to the Operational Roster is reasonable, taking into account all relevant factors including, but not limited to: (i) whether the change results in rostered overtime, in which case the factors listed at subclause 3.3.1
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