Standard Rostered Working Hours Sample Clauses

Standard Rostered Working Hours. The standard rostered working hours on the Project shall be ten (10) hours per day. These standard rostered working hours will apply to any roster cycle established by the Company or any alternative roster agreed with an Employee. For the purposes of assessing the reasonableness of hours above 38 per week, hours of work will be averaged over a 12 month period. An employee may be required to be rostered to work on either day work or night shift and may be rostered to work on a Saturday, Sunday or a Public Holiday. Employees will be on site for 10 and a half hours per day of which 9 hours and 40 minutes will be worked, 20 minutes will be taken as a paid rest break and half an hour taken as an unpaid meal break. Such breaks may be staggered amongst Employees and will be taken at such times to suit work continuity and production requirements.
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