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100. However, the total ordinary duty and extra duty at the normal hourly rate must not exceed:<br />

a. on any day, 7 hours and 30 minutes<br />

b. in any week, 37 hours and 30 minutes.<br />

Sunday duty — time off<br />

101. If an employee performs a full day’s duty on a Sunday in addition to their prescribed hours for the<br />

week, if practicable they will be granted a day off in the following week.<br />

102. If an employee who is eligible for the payment of overtime is granted a day off under this provision:<br />

a. the employee is entitled to an additional day’s pay<br />

b. the provisions for ‘Time off instead of overtime’ do not apply in relation to the Sunday.<br />

Rest relief after overtime<br />

103. This provision applies if, as a result of working overtime, an employee has less than 8 consecutive<br />

hours off duty (plus reasonable travelling time):<br />

a. between the end of the ordinary duty on any day or shift, and the start of their ordinary hours<br />

of work on the next day<br />

b. on a Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday (unless the day is an ordinary working day for the<br />

employee), in the 24 hours preceding the time when the employee will next ordinarily begin<br />

duty.<br />

104. The employee:<br />

a. may be absent from work, after performing the overtime, for eight (8) consecutive hours off<br />

duty (plus reasonable travelling time)<br />

b. is entitled to payment for any period of ordinary working time occurring in the employee’s<br />

absence.<br />

105. If the employee is not able to be absent from work because they are required to continue or resume<br />

work, the employee is entitled to be paid overtime at the rate of double time until they have at least<br />

eight (8) consecutive hours off duty (plus reasonable travelling time).<br />

106. This provision does not apply to an employee at a classification level above the salary barrier.<br />

Overtime meal allowance<br />

107. This provision applies to an employee who works overtime:<br />

a. after ordinary duty for a day to the end of, or after, a meal period without taking a meal break<br />

b. after ordinary duty for a day after a meal break, if the employee is not entitled to payment<br />

during the meal break<br />

c. before the start of ordinary hours of duty for a day and takes a meal break, if the employee is<br />

not entitled to payment during the meal break<br />

d. on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday continuing after a meal break, if the employee is not<br />

entitled to payment during the meal break.<br />

108. The employee is entitled to a meal allowance of $22.<br />

109. For this provision, a meal period is:<br />

a. 7.00 am to 9.00 am<br />

b. 12 noon to 2.00 pm<br />

c. 6.00 pm to 7.00 pm<br />

d. midnight to 1.00 am.<br />

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