Alternating Shift definition

Alternating Shift means day work alternating with night work. Where a driver works a system of work where he/she is working an alternating pattern of day and night shifts, such an employee will be paid the WHR as provided in Roster D, corresponding to their applicable vehicle.
Alternating Shift refers to a shift worked at the same time each day but which, over a period of time, will cover a whole seven (7) day span. (Example - During one (1) week, the five (5) day working week for a worker in this shift may be 2:00pm to 11:00pm Monday to Friday, whilst the next week the working week may be 2:00pm to 11:00pm Tuesday to Saturday, and so on.)

Examples of Alternating Shift in a sentence

  • Where this request is made to the Company and the early start is agreed, the employee will be paid the Day Shift pay inclusive of Alternating Shift Allowance (if applicable), rather, than the Sunday rate of pay.

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