Continuous Shift Sample Clauses
The Continuous Shift clause defines the terms under which work is performed in ongoing, back-to-back shifts without significant breaks between them. Typically, this clause outlines scheduling requirements, rest periods, and compensation adjustments for employees or contractors who are required to work in such a manner, ensuring that operations can proceed around the clock. Its core practical function is to maintain uninterrupted workflow in industries that require 24/7 coverage, while also addressing worker welfare and compliance with labor regulations.
Continuous Shift. Workers as prescribed at Clause 13 shall for each week that they work on a continuous shift roster that includes Saturdays, Sundays or Public Holidays as ordinary working days will accrue annual leave at the rate of 1/13 of the hours worked for each period of continuous employment.
Continuous Shift. If a turnaround period is less than four (4) hours, the shift shall be considered continuous. Should this occur, the Company agrees that:
a) A hotel room will be provided to a maximum of one hundred and fifteen dollars ($115) per night upon submission of receipts; or
b) Return cab fare to the employee's home and back to Sportsnet where the return trip does not exceed one hundred and fifteen dollars ($115.)
Continuous Shift a) An employee on continuous shift is entitled to a paid meal break of not more than thirty (30) minutes each shift.
b) In the absence of any custom or agreement (e.g. existing 12 hour shift agreements), an employee will not be required to work more than five (5) hours continuously without a paid meal break.
c) Where an employee is required to work two (2) consecutive standard shifts the employee is entitled to two paid meal breaks during the second shift.
Continuous Shift. Employees, excluding bus drivers, shall work a continuous hourly shift and shall not be asked to work part of his/her day’s employment with a break in it, other than lunch, unless at the employee’s specific request such an arrangement would be to the mutual benefit of both parties concerned.
Continuous Shift. A period of work that begins upon arrival in the workplace and ends upon departure from the workplace, to include break times (whether paid or not) and may also extend from one day to the next if employees work past midnight.
Continuous Shift. The six day roster constitutes a continuous shift operation under the Metal, Engineering and Associated Industries Award 2009 (6.1.2a) and in accordance with Section (6.1.4c) as such, continuous shift workers are entitled to: A paid meal break (6.1.2b); Payment for all overtime at the rate of double time (6.4.1a).
Continuous Shift. After a continuous shift of 18 hours (excluding meal breaks), the employee must have a mandatory rest period equal to the length of the next day’s scheduled shift. For example, an employee who starts at 6:30 a.m., works 18 hours (leaving at 1:00 a.m.) and is scheduled for 9 hours the following day may report back to work no earlier than 10:00 a.m. the following day. The employee will be awarded three and one-half hours of Safety Leave to make up the difference between the normal start time and the mandatory earliest report time (6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.).
Continuous Shift. The provision for payment of night turn adjustment (Section VIII, Paragraph B.) and overtime (Section X) shall be inapplicable to employees on continuous shift operations. Such provisions for payment of night turn adjustment shall also be inapplicable to any special groups of employees who have not heretofore received extra compensation for working night turn hours; and such provisions for payment of overtime shall also be inapplicable to any special group of employees who have not heretofore received overtime pay for work on particular days as such.
Continuous Shift. Workers - Subject to provision 5.1.7 (c), hereof the rate of wage paid to shift workers shall be the rate payable for work in ordinary time according to the Employee’s roster or projected roster including Saturday, Sunday, or public holiday shifts.
Continuous Shift. 16 For all the purposes of this Agreement, only boiler operators shall be assigned to a continuous seven (7) day operating schedule consisting of six (6) days on, two (2) days off.