Rostered Duty definition

Rostered Duty means a planned duty period, or series of duty periods, with stipulated start and finish times, notified by the air operator to crews in advance;

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Rostered Duty means those flights or other duties that the pilot has been rostered to perform. The rostered flights are defined by their sectors, which appear on the roster.

Rostered Duty means a Duty Period or series of Duty Periods, with stipulated start and finish times notified by VARA to Pilots in advance.

Examples of Rostered Duty in a sentence

• If a Provider is unable to undertake a Rostered Duty, or is otherwise unavailable to provide a Specified Legal Service, they must comply with the procedure in the relevant policy, including any requirements to inform the Secretary and find a replacement.

• If a Pilot in a Management Role displaces a Pilot from a Rostered Duty Period(s) the displaced Flight Hours shall be credited for the purposes of calculating the Productivity Payment to the rostered Pilot unless a consequential Duty Period(s) is allocated with the same or greater amount of Flight Hours.

• It is acknowledged that in some cases, one of those Rostered Duty Periods may be worked in fractions where Telehealth work is performed.

• Employees (including Irregular and Intermittent employees) who perform duty on a roster will be paid an additional amount as specified in Table 1: Rostered Duty Penalty rate Saturday* 50% 25% when on Annual Leave Sunday 100% 50% when on Annual Leave Public Holiday (rostered on) 150% Public Holiday (rostered off) 100% Public Holiday (rostered on during Annual Leave) Penalties not paid.

• Approved Absence - PFEs may request to be released from a Rostered Duty by Crew Scheduling when necessary.

• If a Provider is unable to undertake a Rostered Duty, or is otherwise unavailable to provide a Specified Legal Service, he or she must comply with the procedure in the relevant policy, including any requirements to inform the Secretary and find a replacement.

• Allowances and RDAs (Rostered Duty Allowances) will be reduced by 10%.

• Where this occurs, the Pilot’s working hours will be a maximum of the average work hours for their status and fleet determined by comparable Rostered Duty hours for other Pilots in the same base, designation (eg.

• Where this occurs, the Pilot’s working hours will be a maximum of the average work hours for their status and fleet determined by comparable Rostered Duty hours for other Pilots in the same base, designation (e.g. full-time or part-time), status and fleet as the affected Pilot over the preceding three (3) months.

• Other than in exceptional or emergency circumstances, Medical Officers will not be compelled to perform Telehealth Rostered Duty Periods.

More Definitions of Rostered Duty

Rostered Duty means the period on a specified date that the Provider is scheduled to be available to provide Specified Legal Services and in respect of which the Provider has not notified the Secretary that he or she is unavailable or arranged a replacement (depending on the requirements of the policy for the relevant Service)..

Rostered Duty means those flights or other duties that the Pilot has been rostered to perform.

Rostered Duty. Is a duty period, or series of duty periods, with stipulated start and finish times, notified by Virgin Australia to Pilots in advance.