SITE FUNCTION CLOSURE Sample Clauses

SITE FUNCTION CLOSURE. 44.1. Sometimes we may need to close a site function and make the roles of all employees at that site redundant. 44.2. If we need to do this, we will tell the employees working in the site function and the union entitled to represent those employees about the redundancies, the reasons for them, who is likely to be affected and when the Placement Period is likely to commence. We will do this at least 6 weeks before the site function closes.
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SITE FUNCTION CLOSURE. 41.1. Sometimes Telstra may need to close a site function and make the roles of all employees at that site redundant. 41.2. If Telstra needs to do this, Telstra will tell the employees working in the site function and the Telstra Union entitled to represent those employees about the redundancies, the reasons for them, who is likely to be affected and when the Placement Period is likely to commence. Telstra will do this at least 6 weeks before the site function closes.
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SITE FUNCTION CLOSURE where we have a requirement to close a site function and make the roles of all employees at that site redundant.
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SITE FUNCTION CLOSURE. 41.1 In this clause a “site function” is a body of work which is readily identified and treated by Telstra as a substantial, distinct and discrete activity within a discrete geographical location. 41.2 Where Telstra has decided to close a site function and retrench all Employees at that site function, it will provide the Employees and appropriate office of the union entitled to represent the Employees at least six weeks' notification of the site function being closed. The notification will include information about: (a) the proposed retrenchment/s and the reasons for it/them; (b) the number and categories of Employees likely to be affected; and (c) the time/s when, or the period/s over which the proposed retrenchment/s will be effected. 41.3 An Employee advised of retrenchment under clause 41.2 will have the opportunity to: (a) obtain personal assistance from Xxxxxxx’s Employee Assistance Program; (b) obtain an estimate of redundancy entitlements and superannuation benefits; (c) consider redeployment and other employment opportunities; and (d) confer with their union or other appropriate representative. 41.4 Employees will be retrenched at the date of the closure of the site function (or earlier by agreement between Telstra and the Employee), and will be paid upon retrenchment: (a) the payments outlined in clause 45; and (b) a $4500 gross payment to conduct their own job search program; and (c) payment in lieu of notice (four weeks and an additional week if required under the Fair Work Act 2009).
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