Common use of Roster Changes Clause in Contracts

Roster Changes. 15.1 Team members shall be given 7 days written notice of a change of roster or shorter notice by mutual agreement. If a team member does not agree to the roster change, a further 7 days’ notice will be given. 15.2 Team member’s rosters are not subject to frequent variation from cycle to cycle but are set on a regular basis. When setting rosters: (1) A team members family, study and ability to obtain safe transport home will be taken into consideration, and – (2) Sporting and other significant commitments may be considered subject to operational requirements. 15.3 A team member's roster may not be changed with the intent of avoiding payment of penalties, loadings or other benefits applicable. Should such circumstances arise the team member shall be entitled to such penalty, loading or benefit as if the roster had not been changed. 15.4 The Reject Shop will consult team members about a proposed change to their regular roster or ordinary hours of work; and allow for the representation of affected team members by the SDA or any other nominated team member representative for the purposes of that consultation. 15.5 When consulting team members about a change to their regular roster or ordinary hours of work, The Reject Shop must: (1) provide information to team members about the change; and (2) invite team members to give their views about the impact of the change (including any impact in relation to their family or caring responsibilities); and (3) give genuine and proper consideration to any views about the impact of the change that are given by the team members and or their representatives. 15.6 Casual team members who are asked to work a specific number of hours on a day and whose hours are reduced, other than by the initiation of the team member, shall be paid for the full number of hours specified, except where the casual team member has been notified before commencing travel to work that there is a reduction in the hours required to be worked, as long as the minimum shift is met.