Common use of Working Patterns Clause in Contracts

Working Patterns. 5.3.1 Five-day weekend roster employee means a person whose roster cycle is five days and includes Saturday and/or Sunday. 5.3.2 Six-day roster employee means a person who over the roster cycle is rostered to work on any six days of the week. 5.3.3 Seven-day roster employee means a person who, over the roster cycle is rostered to work on the seven days of the week. 5.3.4 Non-working day means any day on which an employee by virtue of the employee's roster is never rostered to attend for rostered hours of work. 5.3.5 Rostered day off means any day on which an employee, by virtue of the employee's roster, is not rostered to attend for rostered hours of work and does not include non working days. 5.3.6 Rostered overtime means overtime, which forms an integral part of the employee's roster. 5.3.7 Rostered hours mean ordinary hours of work and rostered overtime.

Working Patterns. 5.3.1 Five-day weekend roster employee means a person whose roster cycle is five days and includes Saturday and/or Sunday. 5.3.2 Six-day roster employee means a person who over the roster cycle is rostered to work on any six days of the week. 5.3.3 Seven-day roster employee means a person who, over the roster cycle is rostered to work on the seven days of the week. 5.3.4 Non-working day means any day on which an employee by virtue of the employee's roster is never rostered to attend for rostered hours of work. 5.3.5 Rostered day off means any day on which an employee, by virtue of the employee's roster, is not rostered to attend for rostered hours of work and does not include non working days. 5.3.6 Rostered overtime means overtime, which forms an integral part of the employee's roster. 5.3.7 Rostered hours mean ordinary hours of work and rostered overtime. 5.4 Employment Functions 5.5 Machinery and Equipment