Common use of Supplementary labour Clause in Contracts

Supplementary labour. (a) If the Employer wishes to engage supplementary labour to perform work performed by its Employees under this Agreement, the Employer must first consult in good faith with the affected Employees. (b) Following consultation and subject to this clause, the decision whether to engage supplementary labour is a decision of the Employer alone. Any dispute as to the application of this clause will be dealt with under the disputes settlement procedure under clause 11 of this Agreement. The Employer will ensure that all supplementary labour is engaged on lawful terms and conditions. (c) The Parties agree that crane crew will be employed on a direct full-time basis by either the Principal Contractor, Structure Subcontractor / Formworker or crane owner. (d) It is acknowledged that crane crew labour hire is for the purpose of supplementary labour and is temporary in nature. Where there is a requirement for a supplementary crane crew the Parties will consult and agree on alternative short-term arrangements. Examples of where a short-term alternative may be required include: (i) where a task requires the permanent crane crew to be switched to a night shift and a day shift crew is required temporarily (ii) where a crane crew has not yet completed a Project and a new Project has commenced

Supplementary labour. (a) If the Employer wishes to engage supplementary labour to perform work performed by its Employees under this Agreement, the Employer must first consult in good faith with the affected Employees. (b) Following consultation and subject to this clause, the decision whether to engage supplementary labour is a decision of the Employer alone. Any dispute as to the application of this clause will be dealt with under the disputes settlement procedure under clause 11 of this Agreement. The Employer will ensure that all supplementary labour is engaged on lawful terms and conditions. (c) The Parties agree that crane crew will be employed on a direct full-time basis by either the Principal Contractor, Structure Subcontractor / Formworker or crane owner. (d) It is acknowledged that crane crew labour hire is for the purpose of supplementary labour and is temporary in nature. Where there is a requirement for a supplementary crane crew the Parties will consult and agree on alternative short-term arrangements. Examples of where a short-term alternative may be required include: (i) : where a task requires the permanent crane crew to be switched to a night shift and a day shift crew is required temporarily (ii) where a crane crew has not yet completed a Project and a new Project has commencedcommenced where a member of the crane crew is on leave

Supplementary labour. (a) If the Employer wishes to engage supplementary labour to perform work performed by its Employees under this Agreement, the Employer must first consult in good faith with the affected Employees. (b) Following consultation and subject to this clause, the decision whether to engage supplementary labour is a decision of the Employer alone. Any dispute as to the application of this clause will be dealt with under the disputes settlement procedure under clause 11 of this Agreement. The Employer will ensure that all supplementary labour is engaged on lawful terms and conditions. (c) The Parties agree that crane crew will be employed on a direct full-time basis by either the Principal Contractor, Structure Subcontractor / Subcontractor/Formworker or crane owner. (d) It is acknowledged that crane crew labour hire is for the purpose of supplementary labour and is temporary in nature. Where there is a requirement for a supplementary crane crew the Parties will consult and agree on alternative short-short- term arrangements. Examples of where a short-term alternative may be required include: (i) where a task requires the permanent crane crew to be switched to a night shift and a day shift crew is required temporarily (ii) where a crane crew has not yet completed a Project and a new Project has commenced