Broadcasting and Recorded Entertainment Award 2010 - Business SA

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Broadcasting and Recorded Entertainment Award 201041. Penalty rates—Announcers and Broadcaster/Journalists[41—Penalty rates—Announcers renamed as Penalty rates—Announcers and Broadcaster/Journalists and variedby PR996846 from 28May10]41.1 SundaysAn announcer and broadcaster/journalist required to work on Sunday must be paid atthe rate of double time, with a minimum payment for six hours, provided that ifSunday work is continuous with work which commenced on the previous day andends not later than 2.00 am on the Sunday, payment at double time will be only forthe time worked after midnight.41.2 Public holidaysAn announcer and broadcaster/journalist required to work on a public holiday mustbe paid at the rate of double time and a half, with a minimum payment for six hours,provided that if that work is continuous with work which commenced on theprevious day and ends not later than 2.00 am on the public holiday, payment atdouble time and a half will be only for the time worked after midnight.41.3 Penalty rates not cumulativeExtra rates prescribed in this clause are not cumulative so as to exceed a maximum oftriple time.41.4 Shift penalties(a)(b)(c)An announcer and broadcaster/journalist required to work between 10.00 pmand 9.00 am (other than on a midnight to dawn shift) must be paid anallowance of 15% of the relevant minimum wage calculated hourly, with aminimum payment of one hour.An announcer and broadcaster/journalist required to work on a midnight todawn shift must be paid an allowance of 15% of the relevant minimum wagecalculated hourly.The allowances prescribed by this clause are not cumulative upon any otherentitlement under any other clause in this award.42. Penalty rates—Technical staff42.1 Weekend penalty rates(a)SaturdaysAll ordinary time worked by a technical employee between midnight on Fridayand midnight on Saturday will be paid for at the rate of time and three quarters.(b)SundaysAll ordinary time worked by a technical employee between midnight onSaturday and midnight on Sunday will be paid for at the rate of double time,with a minimum payment of four hours’ work.46 MA000091
Broadcasting and Recorded Entertainment Award 2010(c)Public holidaysAll rostered ordinary time worked by a technical employee on a public holidaywill be paid at the rate of double time and a half with a minimum payment offour hours’ work in addition to the shift penalties in clause 42.1(d) whenapplicable.(d)Shift penalties(i)(ii)A technical employee who works on a shift, any part which falls betweenthe hours of 6.00 pm and 7.00 am, will be paid an allowance of 15% ofthe relevant minimum wage calculated hourly.A technical employee required to work ordinary hours continuously for aperiod exceeding four weeks on a shift falling wholly within the hours of6.00 pm and 7.00 am must be paid an allowance of 30% of the relevantminimum wage calculated hourly for that shift.(iii) The additional payments prescribed in this clause are not to be taken intoaccount in the computation of overtime or to be paid with respect to anyshift for which any other form of penalty payment is made under thisaward, except where the employee is required to work on public holidaysor a rostered day off.(iv) The period for which the additional payment prescribed by this clausewill be calculated is to the nearest quarter of an hour in each weeklyperiod.42.2 Penalty rates not cumulativeExtra rates prescribed in this clause are not cumulative so as to exceed a maximum oftriple time.43. Allowances[Varied by PR994431; PR996846, PR998110]43.1 Meal allowance(a)Announcers and Broadcaster/Journalists[43.1(a) renamed as Announcers and Broadcaster/Journalists by PR996846 from 28May10][43.1(a)(i) varied by PR998110 ppc 01Jul10](i)(ii)If work requires the employee to take more than one meal a day awayfrom home, the employer will pay to such employee a minimumallowance of $19.46 for the second meal and $19.46 for each subsequentmeal until the employee ceases work unless such meal or meals areotherwise paid for by the employer.For the purpose of this clause meal means breakfast, lunch or dinner.MA000091 47
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