PILOTS REPRESENTATION Clause Samples

PILOTS REPRESENTATION. A pilot may choose to have an employee representative of their choice, including a representative from the Federation, to represent and support them at any stage of the dispute resolution procedure as outlined in clause 11. Any representative nominated by the employee pursuant to this dispute resolution procedure will be allowed, at a place designated by the Company, the necessary time during working hours to support the employee. PART 3 - EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE DUTIES, EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP AND RELATED ARRANGEMENTS‌ 13.1 Pilot duties - general 13.1.1 Pilots must undertake duties in any part of the world where their employer may from time to time be operating. 13.1.2 A pilot must not fly an aircraft other than in the course of his or her employment unless the employer consents in writing. 13.1.3 Pilots must undertake the following duties: (a) operational duties associated with the preparation for and conduct of a flight, including reasonable assistance with normal fuelling and handling of passenger baggage and cargo; (b) complete all statutory and employer documentation associated with a flight; (c) for aircraft not required to carry a cabin attendant, maintain cabin tidiness consistent with passenger comfort, for aircraft with a cabin attendant a pilot must not be required to serve as a cabin attendant. 13.1.4 The provisions of this agreement must not be construed by an employer in such a manner as to force a pilot to undertake duties not directly associated with pilotage.