Nominated Employee Representative definition
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An Employee may appoint a Nominated Employee Representative for the purposes of the procedures in this clause.
The Employee may elect to be represented by a Nominated Employee Representative at any stage during this dispute resolution procedure.
Where a Nominated Employee Representative requested by an Employee cannot be released, the discussions referred to in this clause will not proceed until such Nominated Employee Representative is available.
A Nominated Employee Representative acting in accordance with this provision is entitled to do so without loss of their normal pay.
At this stage, the employee/s has the right to involve another employee to assist, who may or may not be a Nominated Employee Representative.
Ergon Energy will advise the Nominated Employee Representative in writing of any agreed position prior to any agreed roster being implemented.
A Nominated Employee Representative will be allowed such reasonable time during working hours, as may be agreed between the parties to the Agreement: ▪ Discuss with the employees at the workplace at which they are a Nominated Employee Representative, matters relative to working conditions and other matters, with a view to avoiding industrial disputation or giving effect to the grievance procedure.
The parties will agree on the supervisory reporting process for the Nominated Employee Representative involvement prior to the start of any specific project.
Nominated Employee Representatives will be allowed reasonable access to facilities (telephones, filing cabinets, facsimile, computers, e-mail, etc) needed to perform their function, as agreed between Ergon Energy and the Nominated Employee Representative concerned.
Any unauthorised notices may be removed by a Nominated Employee Representative or by Ergon Energy.