Dayworkers. 24.1.1 (a) Employees must be paid time and a half for the first two hours and double time thereafter for all time worked on a Saturday.
Dayworkers. (a) Subject to (c) below, the ordinary hours of duty for a Dayworker shall be thirty-eight (38) hours per week, worked on any days, Monday to Friday between 0600 hours and 1800 hours.
Dayworkers. In making transfers from job to job within a department, or daily transfers out of the department, the Company will transfer the least senior employee from the standpoint of seniority from the group of dayworkers (i.e. labor grade and classification) selected by the Company from which the transfer is to be made. If the least senior employee in the group selected cannot perform the job satisfactorily to which the transfer is to be made, the Company may then transfer the next least senior employee from the group who can perform the job satisfactorily. When dayworkers are to be temporarily assigned to a production job on any given day when vacancies must be filled, the Company shall ask the most senior qualified employees from the group of dayworkers (ie: labor grade and classification) selected by the Company assigned to the department and who are readily available in the immediate work area.
Dayworkers. 26.4.1 When taking Long Service leave it will be debited on an hour for hour basis.
Dayworkers. [a] The ordinary hours of work shall be an average of 38 hours each week, Monday to Sunday, worked on no more than 5 consecutive days as set out in sub-clause 9.3. The spread of hours will not exceed 12 hours, set by agreement between the company and appropriate employee[s] between a range of from 5.00am and 7.00pm. [b] Where ordinary time is worked on a Saturday, a pay rate equivalent to time and one half [T1½] of the ordinary pay rate will be paid for all ordinary time worked and for ordinary time worked on a Sunday, a pay rate equivalent to time and three quarters [T1¾] of the ordinary pay rate. [c] An employee shall not be required to work more than five hours without an unpaid meal break for lunch except six hours may be worked without a break for a meal by agreement between the employer and appropriate employee[s]: [i] Where employees are working in accordance with the provisions of subclause 9.3[b][ii]; or [ii] Where a casual or part-time employee is engaged to work no more than 6 hours in any one day.
Dayworkers. 33.7.1.1 Long Service leave shall be exclusive of public holidays prescribed by this agreement.
Dayworkers. Except where otherwise provided in this agreement for all work done outside ordinary hours, the rate of pay will be time and a half for the first two hours and double time thereafter, such double time to continue until completion of the overtime worked.
Dayworkers. Eight (8) hours of this time will take the form of a co-ordinated and relevant “training day”. This will be held on a mutually agreed rostered day off requiring attendance of all departmental/sectional workers. By agreement the training day may be structured to take the form of a single, 8 hour day or may be conducted in two 4 hour sessions on two separate days.
Dayworkers. A Dayworker will be paid annual leave loading of 17.5% when taking annual leave. When taking annual leave it will be debited on an hour for hour basis. An employee will be entitled to apply to take leave on six weeks' notice and the Company will not unreasonably reject that application.
Dayworkers. All time worked by Day Workers outside the ordinary hours fixed in accordance with Clause 4.1.1 shall be paid for at the rate of time and a-half for the first three hours on any one day Monday to Friday inclusive, and at the rate of double time thereafter:
