Control Room Operators Sample Clauses

Control Room Operators. A Control Room Operator is an employee who possesses the necessary skill, knowledge and experience to carry out their duties as described in the position description.
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Control Room Operators. University Security Team Leaders and University Security Officers working on a shift roster, work on public holidays. Gardeners and Horticulturalists and Horticulturalist Team Leaders are not required to work public holidays unless agreed in writing.
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Control Room Operators. (Day Shift) who work in excess of eight, nine or twelve ordinary hours in each shift (inclusive of a paid 30 minute crib break) shall be eligible for overtime at the relevant overtime rate, for each hour worked in excess of the ordinary, eight, nine or twelve hours.
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Control Room Operators. Principal Control Room Operators shall work specified shifts on a three week roster and which will average forty hours per week over the duration of each three week cycle of the roster, inclusive of the crib rest breaks. Team shift Control Room Operators shall if rostered work specified shifts of the five week roster, inclusive of the crib rest breaks. All rostered shifts worked will be paid at ordinary rates.
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Control Room Operators. Day shift only The Introduction of the three week roster will be phased in through a selection process. Those control room operators who are selected and agree will work the three week roster and attract its associated hours of work and overtime provisions. Other control room operators will retain the 5 week roster and its associated conditions. Control Room Operators (Day Shift) shall work specified shifts on a three week roster and which will average forty hours per week over the duration of each three week cycle of the roster. Each shift shall be one of either eight, nine or twelve hours paid at ordinary rates, inclusive of the crib rest breaks, as per the roster.
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Control Room Operators. Ordinary hours may be as long as 12.5 or as short as three (3) on any one (1) day or shift.
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