Cycle of Ordinary Sample Clauses
The "Cycle of Ordinary" clause defines the standard or routine procedures and timelines that govern the regular operations or obligations under an agreement. It typically outlines how recurring tasks, such as payments, deliveries, or reporting, are to be performed according to established schedules or industry norms. By specifying these cycles, the clause ensures predictability and consistency in the parties' interactions, reducing ambiguity and helping to prevent disputes over what constitutes normal performance.
Cycle of Ordinary hours of work
a) The ordinary working hours shall be worked in a 10 day/2-week cycle, Monday to Friday inclusive, with eight hours worked for each of nine days, and with 0.8 of an hour on each of those days accruing towards the tenth day, which shall be taken as a paid day off. The tenth day of the cycle shall be known as the RDO.
Cycle of Ordinary hours of work
12.4.1. R.D.O Flexibility
(a) Flexibility in taking RDO’s may be achieved by the Employer and an employee agreeing to change their RDOs to another mutually convenient date. In order to preserve a workable 9-day fortnight for all concerned, the parties need to have flexibility in changing RDOs so the Employer is able to service the needs of its clients. RDOs can only be taken on a Monday or Friday unless the employee elects otherwise.
(b) Advantages of a flexible RDO system include:
i. Banking of no more than 5 RDOs to be used at a mutually convenient date;
ii. Flexibility for employees to change RDOs to suit their needs;
iii. Meeting client requirements
12.4.2. Rostered day off not to coincide with public holiday