Joinery And Building Trades Award 2010 - cfmeu

Joinery & Building Trades Award 2010
(b) Overtime worked by an employee on a Sunday must be paid for at the
rate of 200%.
(c) An employee required to work overtime on a Saturday or a Sunday must
be afforded and paid for at least three hours work on a Saturday or for
four hours work on a Sunday at the appropriate rate.
(d) An employee working overtime on a Saturday or a Sunday must be
allowed a paid 10 minute rest period.
(e) An employee working overtime on a Saturday or a Sunday must be
allowed a paid 20 minute crib break after four hours work and a paid 30
minute crib break after a further four hours work, paid at the ordinary
rate of pay.
30.7 Public holiday work
An employee required to work overtime on a public holiday must be paid for
a minimum of four hours work at the rate of 250%.
30.8 Transport of employees
An employee who, after having worked overtime and/or a shift for which
they have not been regularly rostered, finishes work at a time when reasonable
means of transport are not available must be provided by the employer with
transport to, or the cost of transport to, the employee’s usual residence.
31. ALTERNATIVE WORKING ARRANGEMENT
31.1 By written agreement between the employer and the employees, the ordinary
hours of work may be altered from those allowed under clauses 28–Ordinary
hours of work and rostering, 29–Breaks or 30–Overtime to suit the needs of
a particular enterprise, factory, workshop or section, provided that:
(a) where employees employed at the enterprise, factory, workshop or
section request that the employer consult with their representatives on
the proposed alteration, that consultation takes place at least five days
prior to the introduction of the proposed alteration;
(b) the agreement must be made by at least 60% of employees in the
enterprise, factory, workshop or section affected by the alteration; and
(c) no employee experiences a loss of ordinary time pay or status as a result
of the alteration.
31.2 For the purposes of clause 31, section means a clearly identifiable production
process.
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