Team Leaders, Control Room Operators and University Security Officers Sample Clauses

Team Leaders, Control Room Operators and University Security Officers when employed on a shift roster, will be advised of the shift roster at least three months in advance. The roster will be displayed in a prominent location. The employer will have the right to amend shift rosters to accommodate unplanned staff absences and to ensure effective utilization of staff resources. Newly appointed (meaning within the first 6 months of initial appointment) University Security Officers will be excluded from the three month notification period, in order to ensure that adequate training on all shifts, campuses and sectors is undertaken as part of their training requirements. This is to ensure they become competent within the six month training period.
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