Laboratory Resource Group Sample Clauses

Laboratory Resource Group. The laboratory resource group have recognised the large variation in their workloads, and the significantly different primary function they fulfil. Accordingly it is agreed that group members, i.e. • Technical Officer (X Xxxxxx) • EH&S Technician • Synthesis Technician work a roster based on flexible working hours and the following guidelines : (a) Standard hours for payment of sick leave and public holidays are 7 per day. (b) The flexible working hours are to be based on a 35 hour working week. Each employee will be paid 35 hours per week, except for designated overtime. (c) If the number of hours worked in any week exceeds 35 hours, the extra hours will be added to the employee's 'bank'. (d) If the number of hours in any week is less than 35 hours, the shortfall in hours will be subtracted from the 'bank'. (e) The 'bank' may not exceed 40 accumulated hours or be in debit by more than 8 hours. (f) A maximum of 12 hours will be worked on any day. (g) Employees may elect to take accrued time as whole or part days off. The usual approach will be to take no more than one whole day per fortnight. Arrangements for taking accrued time off will be by mutual agreement between the company and the employee. Employees will be responsible for ensuring that accrued time off is taken to minimise disruption to their workload. (h) On termination of employment, the company will pay out employees’ credit balances on an hour-for-hour basis. Employees with debit balances will repay the company on the same basis upon termination. A written authorisation to deduct a debit balance will be provided by the employee to the company on request.
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