Outwork Sample Clauses
The Outwork clause defines the terms under which work performed outside the employer’s premises is governed. It typically outlines expectations for employees who work remotely or offsite, specifying requirements such as reporting, supervision, and adherence to company policies even when not physically present at the main workplace. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations and helps maintain productivity and accountability, addressing potential issues that arise from remote or offsite work arrangements.
Outwork. 10.3.1 No employer shall require or allow any of his employees to undertake work in the Industry anywhere other than in his establishment except when such work is in completion of an order placed with such an employer in premises owned or occupied by the person for whom the work is undertaken.
10.3.2 No employee engaged in the Industry shall solicit or take orders for or undertake any work in connection with the Industry on his own account for sale or on behalf of any other person or establishment, whether for remuneration, reward or not, while in the employ of an employer in the Industry.
10.3.3 No employer who is a member of an employers’ organisation that is party to this Agreement shall give out work in connection with the Industry, either in whole or in part, other than to an establishment which has been accepted as a member of the employers’ organisation which is a party to this Agreement, and which is registered with the Bargaining Council.
Outwork. No employer in the Industry shall give outwork to be manufactured other than in a workplace registered in terms of clause 12 of this Collective Agreement, nor shall he require or permit any employee to perform any work in the Clothing Industry other than in a workplace provided, equipped, maintained and controlled by the employer.
Outwork. If work is performed at workplaces located at such a distance from the enterprise’s domicile that the enterprise deems it neces- sary for the employees to have overnight accommodation at the place of work, a local agreement must be made with respect to the type of transport, board and lodging, working hours and ex- pected duration of the work.
Outwork. No employer shall give outwork to be done except in a workshop registered in terms of clause 4 of this part of the Agreement, nor shall he require or permit an employee to perform work in the Industry other than in an establishment which is equipped, maintained and controlled by the employer.
Outwork. 21.1 An employee may not-
(a) solicit or take orders for or undertake work in the Hairdressing Trade; or
(b) engage in trading in toilet requisites for the sale, gain or reward; or
(c) render any toilet services, whether for gain, reward or any other consideration whatsoever; on his own account or on behalf of, or from any person other than his employer whilst such employee is in the employ of an employer engaged in the Hairdressing Trade.
21.2 Outwork undertaken without the consent of the employer is deemed to be a dismissible offence.
Outwork. No employee shall -
Outwork. Subclause
Outwork. 7.6.1 No employer shall require or allow any of his employees to undertake any work in the Industry, including repairing and assembling, elsewhere than in his establishment, except when such work is in execution or completion of an order placed with such an employer and, in the nature of the job, cannot be performed in the establishment.
7.6.2 No employee shall solicit or take orders for or undertake any work in the Industry on his own account for sale and/or gain and/or on behalf of any other persons or firms whilst in the service of an employer engaged in the Industry.