Callout Roster Sample Clauses

Callout Roster. The Employer shall be required to prepare a Callout Roster on a weekly basis.
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Callout Roster. 25.2.1 Inclusion on the after hours callout roster is voluntary and employees, whilst a member of this roster, will be paid in accordance with the terms and conditions contained in this clause.
Callout Roster. It is agreed by both parties to negotiate or discuss during the life of this agreement for a call out roster/procedure to be incorporated as a variation to this agreement or as a new certified agreement for implementation during this or future agreements.
Callout Roster. All employees in receipt of an overtime bank will be required to take part in a call-out roster. These rosters will be developed and maintained by the work group. The roster will contain one employee to be available at all times. All coverage of plant vacancies will be organised by the employees. The roster system will be reviewed by the Joint Consultative Committee to enable a standardised system to be used. Other work groups not in receipt of an overtime bank, will occasionally have the opportunity to work overtime, in the form of a callout, that may arise due to breakdowns or plant activities.
Callout Roster. 16.1 The company currently operates a roster for the purposes of after hours call out’s. Employees will receive a $100 per week allowance for each week they are rostered for call-outs. If any callouts are not actioned by the technician the allowance will not be paid unless the technician can demonstrate a valid reason as to why the call was not actioned, or why the call was not passed to the employee next in line for the callout roster.
Callout Roster. Callouts are agreed to be an important part of our business and all employees agree to participate in the roster system. Employees will be rostered in teams to be ‘on call’ for a period of one week, during which time they are expected to respond to any and all requests for after hours work. They will be paid the amount of $50 per week while on call. Team Leaders will be paid an amount of $75 per week when on call to answer the telephone, qualify the call, and allocate calls to the team members or respond or resolve calls for sale, hire or administration. Fatigue and Safety of our technicians is of high concern and subsequently we will continue to comply with the minimum rest period as outlined in the award.
Callout Roster. 16.1 The company currently operates a roster for the purposes of after hours call out’s. Employees who agree to work on a callout roster shall receive a $30 per day they are rostered on for a call out and $50 per day if rostered on a Saturday, Sunday or Public Holiday.
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Callout Roster. The employer shall be required to prepare a callout roster on a weekly basis.

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