Display of Rosters Sample Clauses

Display of Rosters. (i) The roster for each work area shall be easily accessible to all members in the work area. (ii) The roster shall be readily accessible in electronic format a minimum of 14 days in advance of the date it is due to commence.
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Display of Rosters. 4.1 The roster for each work area shall be displayed in a prominent location, easily accessible to all members in the work area. 4.2 The roster shall be displayed a minimum of 14 days in advance of the date it is due to commence.
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Display of Rosters. The company must, by legible notice display at a place accessible to the employees, notify employees who work their normal hours in accordance with a roster, of the commencing and ceasing times of their rostered hours of work. Such times, once notified, may not be changed without the payment of overtime, or by seven days' notice given in accordance with this subclause. However, by agreement between the employer and the employee less than seven days' notice may be substituted.
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Display of Rosters. 14.2.1. The employer will make available at least seven days prior to the commencement of a roster cycle at a place accessible to the employees a roster showing the starting and finishing times of an employee’s rostered hours of work and the shifts to be paid at overtime rates, where practical, alternatively the officer can contact the Operations centre for their roster 14.2.2. The employer will advise employees of the day of the week the roster will normally be available.
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Display of Rosters. A roster period shall be determined for each work area and will generally cover a period of 14, 28 or 35 consecutive days. (a) The roster for each work area shall be displayed in a prominent location, easily accessible to all members in the work area. (b) The roster shall be displayed a minimum of 7 days in advance of the date it is due to commence in the case of a 14 day roster. (c) The roster shall be displayed a minimum of 14 days in advance of the date it is due to commence in the case of a 28 or 35 day roster.
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Display of Rosters. 14.2.1. The employer will make available at least seven days prior to the commencement of a roster cycle at a place accessible to the employees a roster showing the starting and finishing times of an employee’s rostered hours of work and the shifts to be paid at overtime rates as detailed in Appendix A. This clause does not apply to casual employees. 14.2.2. The employer will advise employees of the day of the week the roster will normally be available. 14.2.3. If an employee’s rostered hours of work are changed by the employer without seven days notice from the hours provided according to the roster the employee will be paid at the Overtime rate detailed in Appendix A for the balance of the hours to be worked under the revised roster. 14.2.4. If the employer and the employee agree to a change in rostered hours to be worked with less then seven days' notice the provisions of subclause 14.2.3 will not apply.
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Display of Rosters. The ordinary hours of work for each team member will be displayed on a weekly roster in a place conveniently accessible to team members. The roster will be posted at least one week before the commencement of the roster period.
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Display of Rosters. 14.2.1 The employer will make available at least seven days prior to the commencement of a roster cycle at a place accessible to the employees a roster showing the starting and finishing times of an employee’s rostered hours of work and the shifts to be paid at overtime rates A or B. This clause does not apply to casual employees. 14.2.2 The employer will advise employees of the day of the week the roster will normally be available. 14.2.3 If an employee’s rostered hours of work are changed by the employer without seven days notice from the hours provided according to the roster the employee will be paid at the Overtime rate A for the balance of the hours to be worked under the revised roster. 14.2.4 If the employer and the employee agree to a change in rostered hours to be worked with less then seven days' notice the provisions of subclause 14.2.3 will not apply.
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