Common use of Public Holidays Not Worked Clause in Contracts

Public Holidays Not Worked. ‌ (a) If you are a full time or part time Employee who is not rostered to work on a public holiday, but would ordinarily be rostered on to work that day of the week, you will be entitled to a day off without loss of pay for that day. (b) If you are a full time Employee, or a part time Employee who works 5 days a week, where a public holiday occurs on your rostered day off you shall be entitled to receive by mutual agreement: (i) Another day off in lieu; or (ii) An equivalent day’s pay; or (iii) One extra day added to your annual leave.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Employee Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Public Holidays Not Worked. (a) If you are a full time or part time Employee who is not rostered to work on a public holiday, but would ordinarily be rostered on to work that day of the week, you will be entitled to a day off without loss of pay for that day. (b) If you are a full time Employee, or a part time Employee who works 5 days a week, where a public holiday occurs on your rostered day off you shall be entitled to receive by mutual agreement: (i) Another day off in lieu; or (ii) An equivalent day’s pay; or (iii) One extra day added to your annual leave.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Employee Collective Agreement

Public Holidays Not Worked. ‌ (a) If you are a full time or part time Employee who is not rostered to work on a public holiday, but would ordinarily be rostered on to work that day of the week, you will be entitled to a day off without loss of pay for that day. (b) If you are a full time Employee, or a part time Employee who works 5 days a week, where a public holiday occurs on your rostered day off you shall be entitled to receive by mutual agreement: (i) Another day off in lieu; oror‌ (ii) An equivalent day’s pay; or (iii) One extra day added to your annual leave.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Agreement