HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD - MOSS VALE AWARD 2005
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
COMMISSION OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Application by Shop,
Distributive and Allied Employees' Association, New South Wales, industrial organisation
of employees.
(No. IRC 777 of 2006)
Before The Honourable
Justice Kavanagh
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17 February 2006
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VARIATION
1. Insert in the
Arrangement after Annexure A, the following new Annexure B of the award
published 3 February 2006 (356 I.G. 1183).
Annexure B
2. Insert after
Annexure A, the following new Annexure B.
ANNEXURE
B
Stock
Movement Rotation
1. This Annexure
will apply to the allocation of Stock Movement Work (as defined below) under
this Award during ordinary hours of work.
2. Definitions
2.1 Nominated
Employees means the following employees:
Vicki Bishop
Stuart Browne
Mitch Crimmins
Trevor Davies
David Hay
John Loveridge
Mark Noble
Chris Povey
Peter Thompson
2.2 Stock Movement
Work means all the work functions of the Stock Movement Team including:
(a) goods
receipting;
(b) inventory
replenishment;
(c) bulk order
picking;
(d) returns put
away; and
(e) any other
comparable work.
2.3 Rotating List
means a list of 12 full-time equivalent employees consisting of:
(a) the Nominated
Employees (of which there are 9 full-time equivalent employees); and
(b) the balance of
the 12 full-time equivalent employees being employees assigned to undertake
Stock Movement Work from time to time by the Company.
3. The Company
will establish a roster for Stock Movement Work from time to time that will
identify the number of positions available for Stock Movement Work for the
period of the roster.
4. Where the
number of full-time equivalent employees on the Rotating List is greater than
the number of positions available for Stock Movement Work identified on the
rosters, the Company will allocate Stock Movement Work available on the rosters
on the basis of equally rotating the 12 full-time equivalent employees
comprising the Rotating List through the available positions.
5. Where an
employee on the Rotating List is rostered to undertake Stock Movement Work and
the employee is absent from work on a planned absence or an unplanned absence
exceeding 1 day that Stock Movement Work will first be offered to the Nominated
Employees not rostered to undertake Stock Movement Work before it is allocated
to other employees. However, where it
is practicable, having regard to the needs of the business, the Company will
use its reasonable endeavours to first offer such work to the Nominated
Employees where an unplanned absence does not exceed 1 day.
6. Where the
Company requires additional persons to undertake Stock Movement Work in
addition to those already rostered to undertake that work on the applicable
roster, the additional Stock Movement Work will first be offered to the
Nominated Employees not rostered to undertake Stock Movement Work before it is
allocated to other employees.
7. Where the number
of Nominated Employees reduces below 9 full-time equivalent employees, the
Company may appoint additional employees to maintain the Rotating List at 12
full-time equivalent employees.
8. The Company
will ascertain from each Nominated Employee which tasks/departments they would
prefer to undertake during their rotating away from Stock Movement Work. The Company will use its reasonable
endeavours to roster Nominated Employees to undertake their preferred tasks/work
in their preferred departments however, where a Nominated Employee has
nominated tasks/departments which comprise work of a different classification
than their classification, the Company will first seek to allocate the
Nominated Employee with work within their classification that is available.
9. In the even
that work levels in Stock Movement Work increase beyond current levels or there
is a substantial change in the Company's operations, the Company and the Union
will hold discussions about whether there is any need to change this arrangement,
for example, by increasing the total number of full-time equivalent employees
that comprise the Rotating List beyond 12 full-time equivalent employees. In the event that an agreement cannot be
reached, the Company and the Union will refer the matter to the Commission for
determination by conciliation and/or arbitration.
10. Any dispute or
complaint in relation to the application of this arrangement will be dealt with
in accordance with clause 31 Dispute Procedure.
3. This
variation shall take effect from 17 February 2006.
T. M. KAVANAGH J.
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Printed by
the authority of the Industrial Registrar.