Directed additional hours Sample Clauses
The 'Directed additional hours' clause establishes the conditions under which an employer can require an employee to work extra hours beyond their standard schedule. Typically, this clause outlines how such hours are assigned, the process for notifying employees, and any applicable compensation or limits on the number of additional hours. Its core function is to provide a clear framework for managing workload fluctuations, ensuring both operational flexibility for the employer and transparency for the employee regarding expectations and entitlements.
Directed additional hours. If an employee is directed to work additional hours (as defined) he or she shall be paid at the following rates – Monday to Friday - time and one half of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first two hours and double time thereafter. Saturday – time and three quarters of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first two hours and double time thereafter. Sunday – double time of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1.
Directed additional hours. An employee who is directed to work reasonable additional hours shall be paid at the rate of time and one half for the first two hours and double time thereafter for any additional hours worked.
Directed additional hours. If Security Staff are directed to work additional hours (as defined) he or she shall be paid at the following rates – Monday to Friday – time and one half of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first two hours and double time thereafter. Saturday – double time of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first 11 hours and treble time thereafter. Sunday - full time & part time employees - double time of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first 11 hours and treble time thereafter; Casual employees – 220% of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first 11 hours and 320% thereafter. If other employees are directed to work additional hours (as defined) he or she shall be paid at the following rates – Monday to Friday - time and one half of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first two hours and double time thereafter. Saturday – time and three quarters of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 for the first two hours and double time thereafter. Sunday - double time of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1.
Directed additional hours. If an employee is directed to work outside the employee’s standard ordinary hours of work he or she shall be paid at the following rates – Monday to Friday - $1.54 per hour for each completed hour worked after 7pm with a maximum daily payment of 3 hours Saturday work – time and one quarter of the rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1. Sunday work – time and three quarters of the rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1 in Column A.
Directed additional hours. If an employee is directed to work additional hours (as defined) he or she shall be paid at the following rates prescribed in Clause 12 - Full time employees - time and one half of the base rate for the first two hours and double time thereafter. Part time employees – Monday to Saturday 4.3% of the base rate for the first two hours and 5.8% thereafter. Saturday 6pm to midnight Sunday 5.8% of the base rate. Public Holidays 7.2% of the base rate.
Directed additional hours. If an employee is directed to work additional hours (a defined) he or she shall be paid a loading of 70% for the first three hours and a loading of 120 % thereafter of the base rate prescribed in Column A in Schedule 1.
Directed additional hours. Where an employee is directed by the Company to work Additional Hours, such Additional Hours shall be paid at the rate of time and one half for the first 2 hours and double time thereafter of the appropriate base rate of pay. For the avoidance of doubt, the loading applied to the hourly rate for Loaded Rate employees shall not be included when calculating Additional Hours entitlements.