Introduction of New Rosters and Changes To Roster Arrangements Sample Clauses

Introduction of New Rosters and Changes To Roster Arrangements. The Company may introduce new rosters to meet the needs of the business and in so doing, will follow the process in this clause that facilitates changes in roster arrangements which affect existing Employees. The parties acknowledge that there are a number of Employees who have genuinely and voluntarily adopted a commute lifestyle. These Employees normally reside remote from the Mine at which they are employed when not rostered to work and commute to the Mine of their employment for rostered-on shifts, before returning to their usual place of residence, on completion of their rostered shift cycle. It is also acknowledged that Employees may be interested in working a different roster arrangement than those which have been developed and agreed to match the more traditional residential based lifestyle, where Employees reside in towns that service the Mine at which they are employed. This clause 11.5 will not be used to introduce changes to Roster Arrangements, unless it is identified that a significant number of Employees desire such changes. In the event that agreement with the majority of affected Employees, as provided for in clause 14, is not reached, the following processes will apply.
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