Shift Work Penalty Rates Sample Clauses

Shift Work Penalty Rates. An employee working on an afternoon shift from Monday to Friday inclusive shall be paid an allowance calculated at the rate of 20% of actual hours worked in addition to the ordinary rate. An afternoon shift is defined as any shift or span of hours finishing after 7pm. Employees working on a night shift from Monday to Friday inclusive shall be paid an allowance calculated at the rate of 25% of actual hours worked in addition to the ordinary rate. A night shift is defined as any shift commencing after 7pm at night and before 6am on the following day. CatholicCare Canberra & Goulburn will endeavour to offer permanent shift workers enough paid hours (comprising actual work, sick leave and recreation leave) each fortnight to make up their minimum hours as set out in their Employment Letter. If the number of paid hours falls short of the minimum hours CatholicCare Canberra & Goulburn will pay the employee the minimum hours. If employees reject shifts without good reason CatholicCare Canberra & Goulburn will not guarantee to replace those shifts to make up the minimum hours and the employee will only be paid for time worked if these hours are below the minimum hours. CatholicCare Canberra & Goulburn reserves the right to cancel a shift and in doing so will advise the relevant employee as soon as practicable. CatholicCare Canberra & Xxxxxxxx will pay the employee for the shift if notification of cancellation is less than 3 hours before the start of the shift.
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Shift Work Penalty Rates. 18.4.1 Shift work penalty rates below only apply to ordinary hours of work, and do not apply to overtime hours worked in excess of 38.0 ordinary hours per week (excluding meal breaks). 18.4.2 The following loadings will be paid in addition to ordinary rates for time worked as set out below: • for all hours worked on a Saturday - extra 50.0% of the normal hourly rate • for all hours worked on a Sunday - extra 100.0% of the normal hourly rate • for all hours worked on a public holiday - extra 100.0% of the normal hourly rate • for all hours worked on a Christmas Day - extra 150.0% of the normal hourly rate • for all hours worked on a Good Friday - extra 150.0% of the normal hourly rate Where an employee in grades EK.01-EK.06 and operationally rostered employees in grade EK.07 inclusive is eligible for overtime payments as per clause 20 of this agreement, then the overtime payment premium rates apply outside ordinary hours, and shift work penalty rates do not apply in addition to such overtime premium payments. However, since non rostered/non operational staff in grade EK.07 and grades EK.08 as well as staff in grades TE.01-TE.04 are not eligible for overtime payments as per clause 20 of this agreement, the supplemental shift work penalty rates over and above “single time” will continue to be paid for all overtime hours above 38.0 ordinary hours per week (excluding meal breaks). 18.4.3 Shift loadings as detailed below only apply to ordinary hours of work, and do not apply to overtime hours worked in excess of 38.0 ordinary hours per week (excluding meal breaks).
Shift Work Penalty Rates. 17.1. Team Members working on shift shall in addition to their ordinary rate be paid per shift an amount equal to 10% loading on the base rate of pay 17.2. Shift work at weekends a. Other than shifts referred to in clauses 16.2 and 16.3, shifts must be paid at the rate of time and a half for all hours worked on the Saturday. b. The rates payable for work between midnight Friday and midnight Sunday are to be paid instead of, and not in addition to, the shift premiums in clause 23.
Shift Work Penalty Rates. (i) Work carried out between 6.00 am and 6.00 pm Monday to Friday shall be paid at ordinary rates. Employees working less than eight hours per day, shall only be entitled to shift allowances where their shift commences prior to 6.00 am and/or finishes after 6.00 pm. (ii) Work carried out between 6.00 pm and 6.00 am Monday to Friday shall be paid at the rate of ordinary time plus 15%. (a) Afternoon shifts commencing at Midday or thereafter, shall attract a shift allowance of 10% for those hours worked up to 6.00 pm, and 15% thereafter. (b) Employees whose majority of shifts commence at 10.00 am as at 1/1/2002 shall continue to be paid, in addition to their ordinary rates, the 10% shift allowance payable from the time of such commencement in accordance with sub-clause (ii), Clause 13 - Penalty Rates and Shift Allowances, of the Private Hospital Employees’ (State) Award. (c) Employees whose majority of shifts commence at 11.00 am as at 1/1/2002, shall continue to be paid, in addition to their ordinary rates, the following shift allowances: -
Shift Work Penalty Rates i) It is agreed that start times may be changed with 48 hours notice with no penalty applying. For the purpose of shift work, the shift that finishes on Monday am., is defined as Monday's shift. The shift that finishes on Tuesday am., is defined as Tuesday's shift and so on. For employees who are required to work on any shift work for 5 consecutive nights, the rate of pay will be ordinary time plus 30% for the first eight hours and then double time for every hour in excess of eight (8) hours. Work carried out on Sunday, to midnight will be paid as double-time.
Shift Work Penalty Rates. It is agreed that start times may be changed with 48 hours’ notice with no penalty applying. For the purpose of shift work, the shift that finishes on Monday a.m. is defined as Monday’s shift. The shift that finishes on Tuesday a.m. is defined as Tuesday’s shift and so on. For all shift work, the rate of pay will be ordinary time plus 50% for the first eight hours and then double time for every hour in excess of eight hours (for Saturday and Sunday, see below). Work carried out on Monday’s shift (finishing Monday am) will be paid as double time to midnight Sunday. Work carried out on Saturday’s shift (finishing Saturday am) and Sunday’s shift (finishing Sunday am) will be paid at double time plus 30% (i.e. 2.3 times). Work carried out to midnight on a Public Holiday will be paid at triple time. An employee will be entitled to at least ten (10) consecutive hours off duty between shifts, otherwise penalty rates as prescribed in the agreement will apply. Sunday Night Only Sunday night cancelled where night shift continues for remainder of the week 12 hours prior to shift 8 hours ordinary pay No further night shift – employee required to work day shift 12 hours prior to shift No payment. Employee required Monday morning based on minimum 10 hour break achieved Week Night Night shift continues for remainder of the week 12 hours prior to shift 8 hrs ordinary pay No further night shift – employee required to work day shift 12 hours prior to shift No payment as no lost shift. Minimum 10 hour break must be adhered before attending next day shift Notes: Notification will be through mobile phone call (and text message if call unanswered) from Supervisor, Engineer/Coordinator, Xxxxxxx or Manager. Transitioning from nights to days: Return to day shift will be the day after the day that the shift is paid for. Example: night shift is cancelled on completion of Tuesday’s night shift, employee required to work on Thursday day. Transitioning from days to nights: If night shift is to start on the first day of the week no adjustment is required. Should it occur throughout the week the first night shift will be the next day from the day that the shift is paid for Example: day shift is cancelled on completion of Tuesday’s day shift, employee required to work on Wednesday night.
Shift Work Penalty Rates. Relevant to Mater only Relevant to Mater only
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Shift Work Penalty Rates. 35.1. Engagement in shift work Where VFST wishes to engage an Employee in shift work, VFST will advise the Employee in writing, specifying the period over which the shift is ordinarily worked. Shifts are to be worked in one continuous block of hours.
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