STAND-BY FOR WORK Sample Clauses

STAND-BY FOR WORK. 23.1 A stand-by for work is that period of time when an employee is required by the Employer to hold themselves in readiness to perform work outside of their ordinary working hours but is not required to be at their place of employment during that period of stand-by. Provided an employee and the Employer make arrangements as to where the employee may be contacted by the employer and meet the employer's request to report for work if necessary or be released from standing by for work, the employee's movements during such period of stand-by will be unrestricted.
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STAND-BY FOR WORK. 9.9.1 When an Officer is required to hold over in readiness for a call to work after ordinary hours, the Officer shall be paid at ordinary rates for the time the Officer is so held in readiness.
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STAND-BY FOR WORK. 46.1 A stand by for work is that period of time when an employee is required by RACV to hold themselves in readiness to perform work outside of their ordinary working hours but is not required to be at their place of employment during that period of stand by. Provided an employee and RACV make arrangements as to where the employee may be contacted by RACV and meet RACV’s request to report for work if necessary or be released from standing by for work, the employee’s movements during such period of stand by shall be unrestricted.
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STAND-BY FOR WORK. 9.8.1 When an Employee is required to hold over in readiness for a call to work after ordinary hours, the Employee shall be paid at ordinary rates for the time the Employee is so held in readiness.
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