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Quarantine Station Inspectors. Primary Industries and Resources SA This appendix provides for paid Crib Break and Paid Day Off entitlements for Quarantine Station Inspectors (OPS) employed by Primary Industries and Resources SA (PIRSA), not including casual employees. This schedule applies only to PIRSA employees bound by the terms and conditions of the SA Public Sector Salaried Employees Interim Award and this Agreement and who are employed as Quarantine Station Inspectors, not including casual employees. This appendix will come into effect from 28 September 2006. Crib Break The Crib Break is a 30 minute period during which the employee is able to consume a meal, sustenance and/or refreshments. During a Crib Break the employee will be available for duty as and when required and if necessary will interrupt the Crib Break and re-engage in active duty. Quarantine Station Inspectors who are working an 8 hour shift (or 7 hour shift at Pinnaroo) shall be provided with a 30-minute Crib Break at or before the completion of 5 hours of work. Paid Day Off The 30 minute Crib Break period is to be recorded in a Paid Day Off (PDO) time bank for the sole purpose of the employee taking a PDO at a time to be agreed between the employer and employee. Employees are required to take one PDO per 4 week period except as otherwise agreed between the employee and employer.
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Quarantine Station Inspectors. Primary Industries and Resources SA This appendix provides for paid Crib Break and Paid Day Off entitlements for Quarantine Station Inspectors (OPS) employed by Primary Industries and Resources SA (PIRS e T Public Sector Salaried Employees Interim Award and this Agreement and who are employed as ntine Station Inspectors, n This appendix will come into effect from 28 September 2006. The Crib Break is a 30 minute period during which the employee is able to consume a meal, sustenance and/or refreshments. During a Crib Break the employee will be available for duty as and when required and if necessary will interrupt the Crib Break and re-engage in active duty. Quarantine Station Inspectors who are working an 8 hour shift (or 7 hour shift at Pinnaroo) shall be provided with a 30-minute Crib Break at or before the completion of 5 hours of work. Paid Day Off The 30 minute Crib Break period is to be recorded in a Paid Day Off (PDO) time bank for the sole purpose of the employee taking a PDO at a time to be agreed between the employer and employee. Employees are required to take one PDO per 4 week period except as otherwise agreed between the employee and employer. Appendix 3.2 Special Conditions for Employees Employed as Traffic Management Centre perators, Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure (DTEI) This S rrangement for Traffic Management Centre perators within the Department. his Schedule applies only to those employees bound by this Enterprise Agreement who are ri the Administrative Servic the Traffic ment. This Flexib nt is independent from and supersedes the previous Special Determ December rs in Transpo or employees employed as “Traffic Management Centre Operators” the following conditions will Award c Emplo in lation to general employment. rk by a 28 that an employee is rostered off work over a 28 H O chedule provides for a nine-day fortnight a O T desc bed as “Traffic Management Centre Operators” and classified pursuant to es Stream of the SA Public Sector Salaried Employees Interim Award and are employed at Management Centre of the Depart xxxxx Xxxxxxx inations by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet dated 24 December 1997 and 7 2001 by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet for Traffic Control Centre Operato rt SA. F apply and should be read in conjunction with the SA Public Sector Salaried Employees Interim
Quarantine Station Inspectors. Primary Industries and Resources SA This appendix provides for paid Crib Break and Paid Day Off entitlements for Quarantine Station Inspectors (OPS) employed by Primary Industries and Resources SA (PIRSA), not including casual employees. This schedule applies only to PIRSA employees bound by the terms and conditions of the SA Public Sector Salaried Employees Interim Award and this Agreement and who are employed as Quarantine Station Inspectors, not including casual employees. This appendix will come into effect from 28 September 2006.

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