SCHEDULED DAYS OFF (SDO'S) Sample Clauses

SCHEDULED DAYS OFF (SDO'S). ‌ A scheduled day off is an unpaid day off in the agreed work cycle. No portion of hours are banked or held in "credit" to allow for payment of this scheduled day off. Employees are paid for all hours they work and working hours are arranged so as to provide for the scheduled day off The employer is committed to employees taking their SDO the day it falls due, however the parties recognise that from time to time the employer may require employees to work their SDO and/or it may suit the employer & employee better to move their SDO to another day. Where an employer and an individual employee mutually agree, another ordinary working day may be substituted for the scheduled day off. Where agreement has been reached to work the SDO the employee/s concerned may either elect another ordinary working day to be substituted for the scheduled day off or be paid the applicable penalty rates as prescribed for Saturday work. Any substitute SDO must be taken before the next SDO falls due. Where agreement cannot be reached to work the SDO, the prescribed SDO may be worked in any of the following circumstances: • Where it is required by the employer and such work is necessary to allow other employees to be employed productively; • To perform out of hours maintenance; • Due to unforeseen delays to a particular project or sections of it; • For other reason arising from unforeseen or emergency circumstances in a project. In any of the above circumstances the employee will be paid penalty rates and provisions as prescribed for Saturday work.
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