JOB ROTATION AND HIGHER DUTIES Sample Clauses

JOB ROTATION AND HIGHER DUTIES. 2.2.1 Employer relocating an Employee to a new location The Employer may rotate or relocate an Employee from one location to another provided that the transfer is reasonable taking into account the Employee’s personal needs and circumstances, any extra travelling time and or expense, the employee’s family responsibilities, any demonstrated hardship on the employee and the operational requirements of the business. The Employer will provide the Employee with four (4) weeks notice of the relocation.
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