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The Woolworths Thread (22 Viewers)
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Jolyon
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Not enough haha
Probably one of the only times when I'll be happy for it to be cancelled.can someone clarify something for me. I am a service supervisor working a part time roster, which is wednesday through to sunday, with monday/tuesdays off. In the EBA agreement (which can conviently gone missing from the staff lunch room) I remember reading a clause that states that an employee on a contract who works on a public holiday such as boxing day and new years day, they are entitled to use the hours they worked on those days towards toil which has to be taken within 21 days, or we get it paid out to us. My CSTM has told us that we don't apply for it as we are on part time contracts however I would like someone to clarify this so we know where we stand. many thanks in advance
iMatthew
Woolworthian
I've been on contract for two years and never received anything for working public holidays? I thought you were entitled to a day off if you wish, but you can also work and get the penalty rates?
John. Do you mean having a day owed for those who have a contract where the holiday falls on your day off?
7.7.1 A full-time employee whose non-working day falls on a public holiday
prescribed under subclauses 7.1, 7.2, or 7.3 (but not 7.10.3) and a part-time
employee who works an average of 5 shifts per week whose non-working day
falls on a public holiday prescribed under 7.1 , 7.2, or 7.3 (but not 7.10.3) shall
receive by mutual agreement either: blah blah
So even if you're part time, if you are permanently rostered 5 days a week, then yes. you get a day owed to you.
Make sure you get this, because that's like two days worth for christmas and boxing day, (assuming they made you use annual for actual chsirtmas day or something)
I included the clause in the agreement so you can quote it and sound like you know what you're talking about.
also i have the agreement bookmarked. it's fucking helpful
http://www.fwa.gov.au/documents/agreements/fwa/AE877944.pdf
7.7.1 A full-time employee whose non-working day falls on a public holiday
prescribed under subclauses 7.1, 7.2, or 7.3 (but not 7.10.3) and a part-time
employee who works an average of 5 shifts per week whose non-working day
falls on a public holiday prescribed under 7.1 , 7.2, or 7.3 (but not 7.10.3) shall
receive by mutual agreement either: blah blah
So even if you're part time, if you are permanently rostered 5 days a week, then yes. you get a day owed to you.
Make sure you get this, because that's like two days worth for christmas and boxing day, (assuming they made you use annual for actual chsirtmas day or something)
I included the clause in the agreement so you can quote it and sound like you know what you're talking about.
also i have the agreement bookmarked. it's fucking helpful
http://www.fwa.gov.au/documents/agreements/fwa/AE877944.pdf
i don't know what powl is refering to.
I'm guessing you got confused by the "who works on a public holiday" in johns post when it seems he actually means doesn't work.
also i just want to say these fucking susbtitue holidays are a pain in the arse
fucking monday to friday office workers whinging about missing their public holidays, changing the law to make their cushy non shift working arses happyer, not caring about the poor fuckers who sell them their groceries. and the poor office workers at these supermarkets who have to deal with the terrible consequences of substitute holidays being annoying.
I'm guessing you got confused by the "who works on a public holiday" in johns post when it seems he actually means doesn't work.
also i just want to say these fucking susbtitue holidays are a pain in the arse
fucking monday to friday office workers whinging about missing their public holidays, changing the law to make their cushy non shift working arses happyer, not caring about the poor fuckers who sell them their groceries. and the poor office workers at these supermarkets who have to deal with the terrible consequences of substitute holidays being annoying.
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iMatthew
Woolworthian
Depends what state you're in, we get penalty rates for today.
I think that's generally true except for people not working monday who work sunday.
iMatthew
Woolworthian
Who is with Commonwealth Bank and gets paid Tuesday night? I have a CBA account and Westpac account, the only reason I kept the Westpac account is because I liked getting paid early.
If CBA people get paid Tuesday night too, there is no real need for me to have my Westpac account open.
If CBA people get paid Tuesday night too, there is no real need for me to have my Westpac account open.
iMatthew
Woolworthian
Did you even read my post..
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Yeah, My Commbank pay goes in tuesday night. Often around 8:30pm
My WECU pay goes in a bit earlier.
Whoops. I miss read it.