Common use of Hours of Work - Part-time Employees Clause in Contracts

Hours of Work - Part-time Employees. The arrangement of hours of work for a part-time Employee will be implemented as follows: (a) That a part-time employee is an employee who will work fewer than thirty-eight (38) ordinary hours per week. (b) The Employer will provide a part time employee, in writing, their ordinary hours of work specifying the numbers of hours worked each day, which days of the week the employee will work and the actual starting and finishing times each day. These hours can be altered by mutual agreement in writing. Any work in addition to the agreed hours will paid at overtime rates. (c) A part time Employee may by mutual agreement with the Employer agree to work extra non- rostered ordinary time hours up to the ordinary daily or weekly maximums, provided that the daily or weekly maximum is not exceed, without the payment of overtime. A part-time Employee can elect to provide written standing consent to vary their regular pattern of work in order to work additional ordinary hours, provided such standing consent may be withdrawn by the Employee at any time. (To avoid doubt, an Employee who provides standing consent can still verbally refuse to work additional hours when offered on any occasion). (d) A minimum engagement of 4 hours per shift and a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per shift, provided that a driver shall work a maximum of 8 ordinary hours per day (provided that a driver engaged at Grade 3 Level 2 will have a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per day). (e) All ordinary hours for part time day workers are to be worked between: i. 6.00 am until 6.30 pm Monday to Sunday for storepersons. ii. 4.30 am (or 4.00 am for drivers engaged at Grade 2 Level 3 of above) until 7.30 pm Monday to Sunday for drivers. iii. 6.00 am and 8.00 pm Sunday to Friday and 6.00 am and 1.30 pm Saturday for clerks or telephone sales clerks. Provided that where a Clerk works in association with other classes of employees who work ordinary hours outside the spread prescribed by this clause, the hours during which ordinary hours may be worked are as prescribed by the ordinary hours applying to the majority of the employees in the workplace.

Hours of Work - Part-time Employees. The arrangement of hours of work for a part-time Employee will be implemented as follows: (a) That a part-time employee is an employee who will work fewer than thirty-eight (38) ordinary hours per week. (b) The Employer will provide a part time employee, in writing, their ordinary hours of work specifying the numbers of hours worked each day, which days of the week the employee will work and the actual starting and finishing times each day. These hours can be altered by mutual agreement in writing. Any work in addition to the agreed hours will paid at overtime rates. (c) A part time Employee may by mutual agreement with the Employer agree to work extra non- rostered ordinary time hours up to the ordinary daily or weekly maximums, provided that the daily or weekly maximum is not exceed, without the payment of overtime. A part-time Employee can elect to provide written standing consent to vary their regular pattern of work in order to work additional ordinary hours, provided such standing consent may be withdrawn by the Employee at any time. (To avoid doubt, an Employee who provides standing consent can still verbally refuse to work additional hours when offered on any occasion). (d) A minimum engagement of 4 hours per shift and a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per shift, provided that for a driver employed at or below Grade 2 Level 3 shall work a maximum of 8 ordinary hours per day (provided that a driver engaged at Grade 3 Level 2 will have a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per day). (e) All ordinary hours for part time day workers are to be worked between: i. 6.00 am until 6.30 pm (or 5.00 am to 7.30 pm where the Employee is classified at Grade 2 Level 3 or above) Monday to Sunday for storepersons. ii. 4.30 am until 7.30 pm (or 4.00 3.30 am for drivers engaged to 8.30 pm where the Employee is classified at Grade 2 Level 3 of or above) until 7.30 pm Monday to Sunday for drivers. iii. 6.00 am and 8.00 pm Sunday to Friday and 6.00 am and 1.30 pm Saturday for clerks or telephone sales clerks. Provided that where a Clerk works in association with other classes of employees who work ordinary hours outside the spread prescribed by this clause, the hours during which ordinary hours may be worked are as prescribed by the ordinary hours applying to the majority of the employees in the workplace.

Hours of Work - Part-time Employees. The arrangement of hours of work for a part-time Employee will be implemented as follows: (a) That a part-time employee is an employee who will work fewer than thirty-eight (38) ordinary hours per week. (b) The Employer will provide a part time employee, in writing, their ordinary hours of work specifying the numbers of hours worked each day, which days of the week the employee will work and the actual starting and finishing times each day. These hours can be altered by mutual agreement in writing. Any work in addition to the agreed hours will paid at overtime rates. (c) A part time Employee may by mutual agreement with the Employer agree to work extra non- rostered ordinary time hours up to the ordinary daily or weekly maximums, provided that the daily or weekly maximum is not exceed, without the payment of overtime. A part-time Employee can elect to provide written standing consent to vary their regular pattern of work in order to work additional ordinary hours, provided such standing consent may be withdrawn by the Employee at any time. (To avoid doubt, an Employee who provides standing consent can still verbally refuse to work additional hours when offered on any occasion). (d) A minimum engagement of 4 hours per shift and a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per shift, provided that a driver shall work a maximum of 8 ordinary hours per day (provided that a driver engaged at Grade 3 Level 2 will have a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per day). (e) All ordinary hours for part time day workers are to be worked between: i. 6.00 5.30 am until 6.30 7.00 pm Monday to Sunday for storepersons. ii. 4.30 am (or 4.00 am for drivers engaged at Grade 2 Level 3 of above) until 7.30 pm Monday to Sunday for drivers. iii. 6.00 am and 8.00 pm Sunday to Friday and 6.00 am and 1.30 pm Saturday for clerks or telephone sales clerks. Provided that where a Clerk works in association with other classes of employees who work ordinary hours outside the spread prescribed by this clause, the hours during which ordinary hours may be worked are as prescribed by the ordinary hours applying to the majority of the employees in the workplace.

Hours of Work - Part-time Employees. The arrangement of hours of work for a part-time Employee will be implemented as follows: (a) That a part-time employee is an employee who will work fewer than thirty-eight forty (3840) ordinary hours per week. (b) The Employer will provide a part time employee, in writing, their ordinary hours of work specifying the numbers of hours worked each day, which days of the week the employee will work and the actual starting and finishing times each day. These hours can be altered by mutual agreement in writing. Any work in addition to the agreed hours will paid at overtime rates. (c) A part time Employee may by mutual agreement with the Employer agree to work extra non- rostered ordinary time hours up to the ordinary daily or weekly maximums, provided that the daily or weekly maximum is not exceed, without the payment of overtime. A part-time Employee can elect to provide written standing consent to vary their regular pattern of work in order to work additional ordinary hours, provided such standing consent may be withdrawn by the Employee at any time. (To avoid doubt, an Employee who provides standing consent can still verbally refuse to work additional hours when offered on any occasion). (d) A minimum engagement of 4 hours per shift and a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per shift, provided that a driver shall work a maximum of 8 ordinary hours per day (provided that a driver engaged at Grade 3 Level 2 will have a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per day),. (e) All ordinary hours for part time day workers are to be worked between: i. 6.00 am until 6.30 pm (or 5.00 am to 7.30 pm where the Employee is classified at Grade 2 Level 2 or above) Monday to Sunday for storepersons. ii. 4.30 am until 7.30 pm (or 4.00 3.30 am for drivers engaged to 8.30 pm where the Employee is classified at Grade 2 Level 3 of 2 or above) until 7.30 pm Monday to Sunday for drivers. iii. 6.00 am and 8.00 pm Sunday to Friday and 6.00 am and 1.30 pm Saturday for clerks or telephone sales clerks. Provided that where a Clerk works in association with other classes of employees who work ordinary hours outside the spread prescribed by this clause, the hours during which ordinary hours may be worked are as prescribed by the ordinary hours applying to the majority of the employees in the workplace.

Hours of Work - Part-time Employees. The arrangement of hours of work for a part-time Employee will be implemented as follows: (a) That a part-time employee is an employee who will work fewer than thirty-eight (38) ordinary hours per week. (b) The Employer will provide a part time employee, in writing, their ordinary hours of work specifying the numbers of hours worked each day, which days of the week the employee will work and the actual starting and finishing times each day. These hours can be altered by mutual agreement in writing. Any work in addition to the agreed hours will paid at overtime rates. (c) A part time Employee may by mutual agreement with the Employer agree to work extra non- rostered ordinary time hours up to the ordinary daily or weekly maximums, provided that the daily or weekly maximum is not exceed, without the payment of overtime. A part-time Employee can elect to provide written standing consent to vary their regular pattern of work in order to work additional ordinary hours, provided such standing consent may be withdrawn by the Employee at any time. (To avoid doubt, an Employee who provides standing consent can still verbally refuse to work additional hours when offered on any occasion). (d) A minimum engagement of 4 hours per shift and a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per shift, provided that a driver shall work a maximum of 8 ordinary hours per day (provided that a driver engaged at Grade 3 Level 2 will have a maximum of 10 ordinary hours per day). (e) All ordinary hours for part time day workers are to be worked between: i. 6.00 am until 6.30 pm 4.30 am to 8.00 pm where the Employee is classified at Grade 2 Level 3 or above Monday to Sunday for storepersons. ii. 4.30 am (or 4.00 am for drivers engaged at Grade 2 Level 3 of above) until 7.30 pm Monday to Sunday for drivers. iii. 6.00 am and 8.00 pm Sunday to Friday and 6.00 am and 1.30 pm Saturday for clerks or telephone sales clerks. Provided that where a Clerk works in association with other classes of employees who work ordinary hours outside the spread prescribed by this clause, the hours during which ordinary hours may be worked are as prescribed by the ordinary hours applying to the majority of the employees in the workplace.