Broken shifts definition
Broken shifts means the working of two shifts per day by an Employee. Broken shifts may only be worked by those employees who deliver security services, requiring a security licence. Broken shifts shall be by agreement between the Employee and the Employer.
Broken shifts in this Section means the working of two shifts per day by an Employee. Broken shifts under this Section shall be by agreement between the Employee and the Employer.
Broken shifts means a shift as prescribed in clause 21.5 k) of this Agreement.
Examples of Broken shifts in a sentence
C11 Broken Shifts - Service workers, including cooks and kitchen assistants employed before 1 September 2014 only - Where an employee works broken shifts, the shifts must be completed within 12 hours, computed from starting to finishing time, including meal hours.
More Definitions of Broken shifts
Broken shifts means an employee working two separate shifts a day. Employees required to work such shifts shall be entitled to an allowance of 1.91% of the standard rate payable, for each day on which the broken shift is worked; provided that there are at least two hours between shifts.
16.1 Travelling and other out of pocket expenses reasonably incurred by an employee in the course of duties required by the Employer shall be reimbursed by the Employer.
17.1 Payment of Wages The salary payable to any employee pursuant to this clause, shall be payable f o r t n i g h t l y by either cash, cheque or Electronic Funds Transfer into an account nominated by the Employee. A casual Employee shall be paid in the same manner as a Full-time Employee.