Common use of Employee Notification Clause in Contracts

Employee Notification. 14.1 The Employee will notify the Employer of any grievances in relation to an assignment or employment. The Employee shall not raise such grievance with a Client of the Employer unless authorised by the Employer, or where it relates to threats to health and safety of the Employee. 14.2 The Employee must notify the Employer as soon as reasonably possible of any offer of employment made to the Employee by the Client of the Employer or any approach to the Employee by the Client of the Employer to discuss potential employment with the Client. 14.3 The Employee must notify an appointed representative of the Employer of any inability to attend work or commence work on time at least one hour prior to the commencement of any shift. A message left on a mobile telephone and/or notification to a fellow employee or the Client of the Employer shall not constitute notification in accordance with this clause. 14.4 The Employee will immediately notify the Employer of any damage to property or injury caused to others by the Employee in the course of employment and/or an assignment. The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any change to personal details relevant to maintenance of employment and employment communications. 14.5 The Employee will notify the Employer of all and any hours worked on assignment including any hours worked over and above those outlined in the SAC. 14.6 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any decision to commence work for an employer or principal where such new employer may reasonably be considered a competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer. A competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer shall be any organisation or body which currently provides, or is proposing to provide, the same products or services as the Employer or Client of the Employer.

Appears in 7 contracts

Sources: Employment Agreement, Employment Contract, Employment Contract

Employee Notification. 14.1 The Employee will notify the Employer of any grievances in relation to an assignment or employmentits employment under this Agreement. The Employee shall not raise such grievance with a Client of the Employer unless authorised to do so by the Employer, or where it relates to threats to health and safety of the Employee. 14.2 The Employee must notify the Employer as soon as reasonably possible of any offer of employment made to the Employee directly by the Client of the Employer or any approach to the Employee by the Client of the Employer to discuss potential direct employment with the Client. 14.3 The Employee must notify an appointed representative of the Employer of any inability of the Employee to attend work or commence work on time at least one hour prior to the commencement of any shiftshift relating to an assignment. A message left on a mobile telephone and/or notification to a fellow employee or the Client of the Employer shall not constitute notification in accordance with for the purposes of this clauseclause 14.3. 14.4 The Employee will immediately notify the Employer of any damage to property or injury caused to others by the Employee in the course of employment and/or an assignment. . 14.5 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possiblepracticable, of any change to the Employee’s personal details relevant provided to maintenance of employment and employment communicationsthe Employer. 14.5 14.6 The Employee will notify the Employer of all and any hours worked on assignment including any hours worked over and above those outlined set out in the SAC, if any. 14.6 14.7 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possiblepracticable, of any decision to commence work for an another employer or principal where such new other employer may reasonably be considered a competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer. A competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer shall be any organisation or body which currently provides, or is proposing to provide, the same products or services as provided by the Employer or Client of the Employer.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Employment Contract, Employment Agreement, Employment Agreement

Employee Notification. 14.1 The Employee will notify the Employer of any grievances in relation to an assignment or employment. The Employee shall not raise such grievance with a Client of the Employer unless authorised by the Employer, or where it relates to threats to health and safety of the Employee. 14.2 The Employee must notify the Employer as soon as reasonably possible of any offer of employment made to the Employee by the Client of the Employer or any approach to the Employee by the Client of the Employer to discuss potential employment with the Client. 14.3 The Employee must notify an appointed representative of the Employer of any inability to attend work or commence work on time at least one hour prior to the commencement of any shift. A message left on a mobile telephone and/or notification to a fellow employee or the Client of the Employer shall not constitute notification in accordance with this clause. 14.4 The Employee will immediately notify the Employer of any damage to property or injury caused to others by the Employee in the course of employment and/or an assignment. . 14.5 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any change to personal details relevant to maintenance of employment and employment communications. 14.5 The Employee will notify the Employer of all and any hours worked on assignment including any hours worked over and above those outlined in the SAC. 14.6 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any decision to commence work for an employer or principal where such new employer may reasonably be considered a competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer. A competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer shall be any organisation or body which currently provides, or is proposing to provide, the same products or services as the Employer or Client of the Employer.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Contract on Hire Casual, Contract on Hire Casual

Employee Notification. 14.1 The Employee will notify the Employer of any grievances in relation to an assignment or employment. The Employee shall not raise such grievance with a Client of the Employer unless authorised by the Employer, or where it relates to threats to health and safety of the Employee. 14.2 The Employee must notify the Employer as soon as reasonably possible of any offer of employment made to the Employee by the Client of the Employer or any approach to the Employee by the Client of the Employer to discuss potential employment with the Client. 14.3 The Employee must notify an appointed representative of the Employer of any inability to attend work or commence work on time at least one hour prior to the commencement of any shift. A message left on a mobile telephone and/or notification to a fellow employee or the Client of the Employer shall not constitute notification in accordance with this clause. 14.4 The Employee will immediately notify the Employer of any damage to property or injury caused to others by the Employee in the course of employment and/or an assignment. The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any change to personal details relevant to maintenance of employment and employment communications. 14.5 The Employee will notify the Employer of all and any hours worked on assignment including any hours worked over and above those outlined in the SAC. 14.6 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any decision to commence work for an employer or principal where such new employer may reasonably be considered a competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer. A competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer shall be any organisation or body which currently provides, or is proposing to provide, the same products or services as the Employer or Client of the Employer.. Tusk Group Pty Ltd |ON-HIRE Amended 10/08/2010 S:Drive/candidate packs

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Employment Agreement

Employee Notification. 14.1 The Employee will notify the Employer of any grievances in relation to an assignment Assignment or employment. The Employee shall not raise such grievance with a Client of the Employer unless authorised by the Employer, or where it relates to threats to health and safety of the Employee. 14.2 The Employee must notify the Employer as soon as reasonably possible of any offer of employment made to the Employee by the Client of the Employer or any approach to the Employee by the Client of the Employer to discuss potential employment with the Client.. The Employee will not accept casual or part-time work offered directly by the Client of the Employer with whom you have worked, where that offer was made within 12 months of working with that Client of the Employer, but will refer the Client of the Employer to the Employer if any such offer is made; 14.3 The Employee must notify an appointed representative of the Employer of any inability to attend work or commence work on time at least one hour prior to the commencement of any shift. A message left on a mobile telephone and/or notification to a fellow employee or the Client of the Employer shall not constitute notification in accordance with this clause. 14.4 The Employee will immediately notify the Employer of any damage to property or injury caused to others by the Employee in the course of employment and/or an assignment. Assignment. 14.5 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any change to personal details relevant to maintenance of employment and employment communications. 14.5 14.6 The Employee will notify the Employer of all and any hours worked on assignment Assignment including any hours worked over and above those outlined in the SAC. 14.6 14.7 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any decision to commence work for an employer or principal where such new employer may reasonably be considered a competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer. A competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer shall be any organisation or body which currently provides, or is proposing to provide, the same products or services as the Employer or Client of the Employer.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Employment Agreement

Employee Notification. 14.1 15.1 The Employee will notify the Employer of any grievances in relation to an assignment or employment. The Employee shall not raise such grievance with a Client of the Employer unless authorised by the Employer, or where it relates to threats to the health and safety of the Employee. 14.2 15.2 The Employee must notify the Employer as soon as reasonably possible of any offer of employment made to the Employee by the Client of the Employer or any approach to the Employee by the Client of the Employer to discuss potential employment with the Client. 14.3 15.3 The Employee must notify an appointed representative of the Employer of any inability to attend work or commence work on time at least one hour two hours prior to the commencement of any shift. A message left on a mobile telephone and/or notification to a fellow employee or the Client of the Employer shall not constitute notification in accordance with this clause. 14.4 15.4 The Employee will immediately notify the Employer of any damage to property or injury caused to others by the Employee in the course of employment and/or an assignment. The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any change to personal details relevant to maintenance of employment and employment communications. 14.5 15.5 The Employee will notify the Employer of all and any hours worked on assignment including any hours worked over and above those outlined in the SAC. 14.6 15.6 The Employee will notify the Employer, as soon as reasonably possible, of any decision to commence work for an employer or principal where such new employer may reasonably be considered a competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer. A competitor to the Employer or any Client of the Employer shall be any organisation or body which currently provides, or is proposing to provide, the same products or services as the Employer or Client of the Employer.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Employment Contract