Methods of arranging ordinary hours Sample Clauses

Methods of arranging ordinary hours. 6.1.4(a) The method of arranging ordinary hours may be:
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Methods of arranging ordinary hours. ‌ (a) The method of arranging ordinary hours may be:‌ (i) By employees working a constant number of ordinary hours each day; or (ii) By fixing one day a week on which employees work a lesser number of ordinary hours. (iii) By fixing one or more days on which all employees will be off during a particular work cycle; or‌ (iv) By rostering employees off on various days of the week during a particular work cycle so that each employee has one or more days off during that cycle.‌ (b) Subject to the employer's right to fix and change the daily hours of employees as prescribed in 18.6 and 18.4(a), the arrangement of ordinary working hours is to be by agreement between the employer and the majority of employees in the enterprise or part of the enterprise affected. (c) Days off Where pursuant to 18.4(a)(iii) and 18.4(a)(iv) the Employer adopts a system of work which entitles an employee to a day off during the work cycle, the following provisions apply: (i) An employer and an employee or the majority of employees at the plant or work section or sections concerned may by agreement substitute the day the employee or employees concerned are to take off during a work cycle for another day. This agreement is not subject to 2.3.‌ (ii) An apprentice who is required to attend trade school on a rostered day off must be entitled to a substitute day as soon as practicable following the attendance at trade school. (iii) Except as provided in 18.4(c)(i), work performed on a rostered day off or shift off must be paid for at overtime rates as set out in 21.3. (d) Notice of days/shifts off (e) Banking of rostered days/shifts (f) Twelve hour shifts‌ Twelve hour days or shifts may be introduced in accordance with sub clauses 18.1(b)(iv), 18.2(a)(iv), or 18.3(b)(iv), subject to: ▪ Proper health monitoring procedures being introduced; ▪ Suitable roster arrangements being made; ▪ Proper supervision being provided; ▪ Adequate breaks being provided; ▪ An adequate trial or review process being implemented.
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