Night work roster changes Sample Clauses

Night work roster changes bakery and replenishment only a. Where a team member is a bakery production team member who works night work, or a replenishment team member who works night work (but who is not a shiftworker), this clause will apply. b. If a team member’s roster is changed and the change reduces or eliminates the team member’s night work, and that reduction or elimination of night work results in a decrease in the team member’s total ordinary weekly earnings, then: i. Xxxxxxxxxx will pay the team member the difference between their ordinary weekly earnings prior to the roster change and their ordinary weekly earnings after the roster change for a period of 8 weeks from the date of the roster change (and Xxxxxxxxxx may elect to pay this payment in a single lump sum instead of over 8 weeks); and ii. If the team member’s roster change results in the same or higher ordinary weekly earnings, then no additional payment is payable by Woolworths. c. This clause does not apply to shiftworkers or to any team member who voluntarily converts to becoming a shiftworker. d. For the purposes of this clause: i. Bakery production team member means a team member whose primary duties are baking production and/or pastry cooking. ii. Replenishment team member is a team member whose primary duties are replenishing and maintaining stock (sometimes referred to as night fill). iii. Night work means ordinary hours of work between 10pm and 6am.
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