Relief Supervisor (Production Only) Sample Clauses

Relief Supervisor (Production Only). When an Employee relieves a Supervisor and undertakes their role for one or more full shifts, the Employee is entitled to receive a Relief Supervisor Allowance of $150 per week (pro rata for less than a full week). This is in full recognition of the increased responsibilities associated with the role of Supervisor, and time spent in addition to the normal rostered hours, required to undertake the role.
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Relief Supervisor (Production Only). Employees will not be required to perform a relief supervisor role unless the supervisor is absent from the workplace. The relief supervisor will also participate in relevant supervisor training, familiarization, or handover processes associated with the relief supervision activity. When the supervisor returns to the workplace, the Employee performing the relief supervisor role will return to their usual position in the Production Department. Relief Supervisors will not be able to discipline Employees.
Sample 1
Relief Supervisor (Production Only). ‌ When an Employee relieves a Supervisor and undertakes their role for one or more full shifts, the Employee is entitled to receive a Relief Supervisor Allowance of $150 per week (pro rata for less than a full week). This is in full recognition of the increased responsibilities associated with the role of Supervisor, and time spent in addition to the normal rostered hours, required to undertake the role. Employees will not be required to perform a relief supervisor role unless the supervisor is absent from the workplace. The relief supervisor will also participate in relevant supervisor training, familiarization, or handover processes associated with the relief supervision activity. When the supervisor returns to the workplace, the Employee performing the relief supervisor role will return to their usual position in the Production Department. Relief Supervisors will not be able to discipline Employees.
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