Operator Allowance - Work Category Sample Clauses

Operator Allowance - Work Category. The Operator Allowance will apply to those employees who have been nominated to carry out specific functions within the operator role but that which is above a normal duty conducted by an operator. See table below. The Allowance will be provided to those employees who carry out the responsibilities in the areas as per below: Building 5 Warehouse (one operator) $29.53/$5.91 Building 5 Material Handler – day and afternoon shift (one operator) $29.53/$5.91 Building 10 Palletisers (one operator) $29.53/$5.91 Ingredient preparation (one operator) $29.53/$5.91 Building 15 (one operator) $29.53/$5.91 Cleaning Allowance (Friday Afternoon Shift Only) $5.91 Based on Production and Dispatch needs, Management may alter the responsibilities of a category, allocate an additional allowance category, or eliminate an allowance category.
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