Mechanical Broom Operators – Shift Work Sample Clauses

Mechanical Broom Operators – Shift Work. Mechanical Broom Operators engaged in street cleansing services may be employed on shift work subject to the following conditions: The ordinary working hours will neither exceed seven (7) hours 46 minutes per day nor, subject to shift arrangements: • 35 hours per week • 70 hours per fortnight • 105 hours in three weeks • 140 hours in four weeks and will be worked under either day shift or night shift arrangements.
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Mechanical Broom Operators – Shift Work. Mechanical Broom Operators engaged in street cleansing services may be employed on shift work subject to the following conditions:-

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