Flexible Working Hours definition
Examples of Flexible Working Hours in a sentence
If you work in an area that works under the Flexible Working Hours Scheme or a 9 day fortnight, and you work under these arrangements when this Agreement comes into operation, you will continue to have access to these arrangements while you work in that area.
Employees working under the Flexible Working Hours Scheme may take a meal break of more than one hour.
This Flexible Working Hours Agreement (FWHA) amends certain provisions relating to hours of duty in respect of certain employees of TAFE NSW.
There is an essential ingredient of the Flexible Working Hours System that overrides all other considerations: job responsibility.
The purpose of the Flexible Working Hours System is to provide choices, within certain guidelines, as to when work can best be performed to the mutual benefit of the Corporation and employees.
The Flexible Working Hours Scheme (the Scheme) shall be made available to employees where work routines are not entirely dependent on customer/work flows or operational requirements.
Flexible Working Hours may be negotiated between the Employer and the Local of Union.
An employee may request to participate in an alternative work arrangement (AWA) in accordance with the City’s Alternative Working Arrangements Policy and the City’s Flexible Working Hours Procedure.
Notwithstanding the forgoing provisions of Article 17, a flexible work schedule may be established pursuant to the terms of the Letter of Understanding Re: Flexible Working Hours which is appended to this Agreement.
This Agreement shall be known as the New South Wales Department of Community Services Field Flexible Working Hours Agreement.