Staff Entrances and Exits Sample Clauses

Staff Entrances and Exits. Staff must use the designated Staff Entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during such times as the employee is rostered to work. The Company shall not require an employee to use staff entrances and exits in a store when an employee wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave.
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Staff Entrances and Exits. The employer may require employees to use nominated staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the workplace during such times as the employee is rostered to work.
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Staff Entrances and Exits. Myer may require employees to use staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during such times as the employee is rostered to work. Myer shall not require an employee to use staff entrances and exits in a store when an employee wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave. APPENDIX D 1 CLASSIFICATION STRUCTURE FOR CLERICAL EMPLOYEES EMPLOYED AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2001
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Staff Entrances and Exits. The Company may require employees to use staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during such time as the employee is rostered to work. The Company shall not require an employee to use staff entrances and exits in a store when an employee wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave. APPENDIX C‌ Allowances Allowance rates are effective from the first full pay period commencing on or after the dates listed below:
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Staff Entrances and Exits. Xxxxx Xxxxx may require employees to use staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during the times that the staff member is rostered to work. Xxxxx Xxxxx shall not require an employee to use staff entrances and exits in a store when an employee wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave. APPENDIX D: PARENTAL LEAVE Permanent employees, with 12 months’ continuous service as permanent staff and casual employees with 12 months’ service are entitled to unpaid parental leave to a maximum of 104 weeks in connection with the birth or adoption of a child. The entitlements in this Appendix supplement those in the NES.
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Staff Entrances and Exits. Xxxx Xxxxx Bros may require employees to use staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during such times as the employee is rostered to work. Xxxx Xxxxx Bros shall not require an employee to use staff entrances and exits in a store when an employee wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave. APPENDIX D 1 CLASSIFICATION STRUCTURE FOR CLERICAL EMPLOYEES EMPLOYED AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2001
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Staff Entrances and Exits. 12.6.1 Staff must use the designated staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during such times as the employee is rostered to work. The Company shall not require an employee to use staff entrances and exits in a store when an employee wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave. The signatures below testify to the fact that the Agreement has been ratified at the peak Company and Union levels. Signed for and on behalf of } Woolworths Limited In the presence of - .................... } .............................. Signed for and on behalf of } The Shop Distributive & Allied Employees } Association } .............................. In the presence of - .................... Signed for and on behalf of } The Australian Workers Union of Employees, Queensland } .............................. In the presence of - .................... The signatures below testify the employees of Woolworths Limited have been properly consulted, concerning the terms of this Agreement. Signed by .............................. } ..............................
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Staff Entrances and Exits. The Company may require team members to use staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during such times as the team member is rostered to work. The Company shall not require a team member to use staff entrances and exits in a store when a team member wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave.
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Staff Entrances and Exits. Kmart may require team members to use staff entrances and exits while entering or leaving the store during such times as the team member is rostered to work. Kmart shall not require a team member to use staff entrances and exits in a store when a team member wishes to enter the store as a customer on rostered days off, or during periods of annual or long service leave or other leave.
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