Ordinary Hours means an employee's usual hours of work, not including Overtime.

Ordinary Hours means 38 hours per week within the spread of hours which may be averaged over a 12 month period.

Examples of Ordinary Hours in a sentence

Such Ordinary Hours are the specified hours under each shift Employee's terms of employment by reference to which annual leave and personal/carer's leave accrue.
All time worked in excess of Ordinary Hours on a night shift will be paid for at double time.
An Employee who is unable to attend or remain at the place of employment during Ordinary Hours of work by reason of personal illness or injury shall be entitled to take accrued personal leave during such absence in accordance with the provisions of this clause.
The Ordinary Hours of work shall be consecutive except for an unpaid meal break which shall not exceed half an hour.
Paid personal leave is to be paid for the Ordinary Hours that the Employee would reasonably have expected to have worked (the Ordinary Hourly Rate).

More Definitions of Ordinary Hours

Ordinary Hours means the hours as defined at sub-clause 3.1.1 of this Agreement.

Ordinary Hours means 7.25 hours worked in any one day, from Monday to Friday inclusive.

Ordinary Hours means any hours worked within the spread of hours, which is worked as part of the employees’ ordinary roster and is not of such a nature as to fall within the definition of Overtime. Overtime has the meaning prescribed to it in clause 13.

Ordinary Hours means the ordinary hours worked by staff members in an ordinary working day or week to a maximum of 35 hours per week.

Ordinary Hours means the total hours of work each week the employee is required to be at work for which the employee receives the annual pay as set out in Schedule 1 of this Agreement.

Ordinary Hours means ordinary hours as defined in clause 17 of this Agreement;

Ordinary Hours means the hours of attendance that a Staff Member usually works.