Broken Shift means a shift of work performed by employees in the Outside School Hours Care Program which is broken into not more than 2 periods (excluding rest pauses and meal breaks), where the unpaid break in between such periods is greater than one hour.
Broken Shift means a shift which is broken into two or more periods (excluding rest pauses and meal breaks) where the unpaid break in between such periods is greater than one hour:
Broken Shift means any shift worked in two periods where a continuous break in the 2 periods exceeds one hour.
Examples of Broken Shift in a sentence
At any time during the life of this Agreement, should the Health Professionals and Support Services Award 2020 [MA000027] (the Modern Award), as amended from time to time, prescribe a higher amount for a corresponding allowance prescribed by clause 21 (except Broken Shift, Confined Spaces, Dirty Work, Leading Hand, or On Call allowances) than is set out in this Agreement then Calvary shall pay the Modern Award amounts from the first applicable full pay period.
More Definitions of Broken Shift
Broken Shift means a shift which is broken into not more than 2 periods (excluding rest pauses and meal breaks), where the unpaid break in between such periods is greater than one hour.
Broken Shift means a shift of two parts worked in a day where the span of the shift overall does not exceed twelve hours, and containing a break in the shift in excess of one hour, being a meal break, but not exceeding four hours in all.
Broken Shift means an ordinary shift worked in two periods of duty during the hours 7:30 am to 7:00 pm.
Broken Shift means when an employee works two or more engagements on the same day, each engagement separated by a non-working period.
Broken Shift means a single shift worked by an Employee that includes one or more breaks in excess of that provided for meal breaks.
Broken Shift means as prescribed at clause 6.3.6