Relief Shift Coverage - Partial Block Sample Clauses

Relief Shift Coverage - Partial Block. If a day maintenance worker provides relief coverage for a portion of a shift block their rest period will be managed by the Employee and the Team Leader, dependent on consecutive days worked for example, if the day worker works: • 5 normal day shifts then cover shift over the weekend they will be entitled to rest day and then return to work the following day. • 5 normal day shifts then cover shift over the weekend on night shift, they will have the day ending night shift and the following off due rest before returning to day work. • Monday and Tuesday and covers shift on days Wednesday and Thursday, they will return to work on Friday.
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Relief Shift Coverage - Partial Block. If a day worker provides relief coverage for a portion of a shift block their rest period will be managed by the Employee and the Team Leader, dependent on consecutive days worked

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