Salaried Employees Working Hours & Time Management Sample Clauses

Salaried Employees Working Hours & Time Management. The ordinary hours of work for ‘salaried’ employees covered by this Agreement will not exceed 40 hours per week averaged over a 12 week period, with the exception that for temporary employees the ordinary hours of work will be averaged over the length of the temporary contract, should that contract be of less than 12 weeks duration. It is intended that the hours of work for salaried positions covered by this Agreement not be over prescribed in order to allow the necessary flexibility by employees to achieve their work plans and goals, as agreed with their supervisor. Working hours are averaged as provided for above and their arrangement will be worked out within individual departments between managers and employees. The parties acknowledge that the nature of the business requires the working of additional hours during busy periods which may be of an extended duration or outside normal business hours. The House will not compel an employee to work ‘unreasonable’ hours over an extended period. It is important to note that the remuneration model has been based upon the market practice of 50 hours per week, on average, over a seven day period. Salaried employees are remunerated on a per annum basis and paid fortnightly. A calculation for penalties, overtime and annual leave loading has been made and included in base earnings and therefore no additional payments will occur.
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