Outside Ordinary hours Sample Clauses
The 'Outside Ordinary Hours' clause defines the terms and conditions that apply to work performed beyond the standard or regular working hours established in an employment agreement or award. Typically, this clause specifies when overtime rates, additional allowances, or alternative arrangements come into effect, such as work done on weekends, public holidays, or late at night. Its core practical function is to ensure fair compensation and clear expectations for both employers and employees regarding work that falls outside the usual schedule, thereby preventing disputes and promoting transparency.
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Outside Ordinary hours. 16.2.1 If an employee is on call or on standby at their normal workplace, temporary work place or home, start time will commence from when the employee is requested to respond by the employer and finish time will be on return to their normal workplace, temporary workplace or home plus half and hour.
16.2.2 On any day when the employee is not at work and is not on standby or on call, and the employee agrees to respond if requested by the employer, start time will commence upon arrival at the normal workplace or assembly point at the time specified by the employer, and finish time will be on return to the normal workplace or assembly point plus half an hour.
Outside Ordinary hours. If an employee is on call or on standby at their normal workplace, temporary work place or home, start time will commence from when the employee is requested to respond by the employer and finish time will be on return to their normal workplace, temporary workplace or home plus half and hour.