Common use of AMOUNT OF SHIFT PREMIUM Clause in Contracts

AMOUNT OF SHIFT PREMIUM. (a) No shift premium shall be paid for the first shift. An hourly premium of 4 1/2 percent of the weighted average straight-time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the second shift, and an hourly premium of 9 percent of the weighted average straight-time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the third shift. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for such employee's regular work hours for work performed on a regular workday where all work performed is contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for the shift in progress at the time such employee reports for work (exclusive of travel time) when work is performed on a regular workday where such work is not contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for time worked on such employee's non-workday based on the shift in progress at the time the employee starts work (exclusive of travel time). (Amended 1-1-91) (b) The weighted average straight-time rate referred to in Subsection (a) hereof shall be calculated annually by adding any general wage increase effective on January 1 to the computed weighted average straight-time rate as of the October 31 immediately prior, except as provided for in (c) below. The effective date of any change in shift premium shall be January 1. (Amended 1-1-09) (c) When all employees represented by Union are not granted equal increases, or where the effective date is not the same, the calculation shall be computed by adding the appropriate general wage increase to the appropriate group's weekly payroll of the month immediately prior to the effective date of the general wage increase and adding the totals of the groups together to ascertain the total weekly payroll of the groups of employees represented by the Union. The sum of those amounts should be divided by the total number of employees represented by the Union and divided by 40. (Added 1-1-91)

AMOUNT OF SHIFT PREMIUM. (a) No shift premium shall be paid for the first shift. An hourly premium of 4 1/2 percent of the weighted average straight-time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the second shift, and an hourly premium of 9 percent of the weighted average straight-time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the third shift. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for such employee's regular work hours for work performed on a regular workday where all work performed is contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for the shift in progress at the time such employee reports for work (exclusive of travel time) when work is performed on a regular workday where such work is not contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for time worked on such employee's non-workday based on the shift in progress at the time the employee starts work (exclusive of travel time). (Amended 1-1-91) (b) The weighted average straight-time rate referred to in Subsection (a) hereof shall be calculated annually by adding any general wage increase effective on January 1 to the computed weighted average straight-time rate as of the October 31 immediately prior, except as provided for in (c) below. The effective date of any change in shift premium shall be January 1. (Amended 1-1-0911) (c) When all employees represented by Union are not granted equal increases, or where the effective date is not the same, the calculation shall be computed by adding the appropriate general wage increase to the appropriate group's weekly payroll of the month immediately prior to the effective date of the general wage increase and adding the totals of the groups together to ascertain the total weekly payroll of the groups of employees represented by the Union. The sum of those amounts should be divided by the total number of employees represented by the Union and divided by 40. (Added 1-1-91)

AMOUNT OF SHIFT PREMIUM. (a) No shift premium shall be paid for the first shift. An hourly premium of 4 1/2 percent of the weighted average straight-time straight‑time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the second shift, and an hourly premium of 9 percent of the weighted average straight-time straight‑time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the third shift. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for such employee's regular work hours for work performed on a regular workday where all work performed is contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for the shift in progress at the time such employee reports for work (exclusive of travel time) when work is performed on a regular workday where such work is not contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for time worked on such employee's non-workday non‑workday based on the shift in progress at the time the employee starts work (exclusive of travel time). (Amended 1-1-911‑1‑91) (b) The weighted average straight-time straight‑time rate referred to in Subsection (a) hereof shall be calculated annually by adding any general wage increase effective on January 1 to the computed weighted average straight-time straight‑time rate as of the October December 31 immediately prior, except as provided for in (c) below. The effective date of any change in shift premium shall be January 1. (Amended 1-1-091‑1‑91) (c) When all employees represented by Union are not granted equal increases, or where the effective date is not the same, the calculation shall be computed by adding the appropriate general wage increase to the appropriate group's weekly payroll of the month immediately prior to the effective date of the general wage increase and adding the totals of the groups together to ascertain the total weekly payroll of the groups of employees represented by the Union. The sum of those amounts should be divided by the total number of employees represented by the Union and divided by 40. (Added 1-1-911‑1‑91)

AMOUNT OF SHIFT PREMIUM. (a) No shift premium shall be paid for the first shift. An hourly premium of 4 1/2 percent of the weighted average straight-time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the second shift, and an hourly premium of 9 percent of the weighted average straight-time rate of all employees represented by Union (rounded to the nearest full cent per hour) shall be paid for work performed in the third shift. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for such employee's regular work hours for work performed on a regular workday where all work performed is contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for the shift in progress at the time such employee reports for work (exclusive of travel time) when work is performed on a regular workday where such work is not contiguous with regular work hours. An employee will be paid the shift premium, if any, in effect for time worked on such employee's non-workday based on the shift in progress at the time the employee starts work (exclusive of travel time). (Amended 1-1-91) (b) The weighted average straight-time rate referred to in Subsection (a) hereof shall be calculated annually by adding any general wage increase effective on January 1 to the computed weighted average straight-time rate as of the October December 31 immediately prior, except as provided for in (c) below. The effective date of any change in shift premium shall be January 1. (Amended 1-1-0991) (c) When all employees represented by Union are not granted equal increases, or where the effective date is not the same, the calculation shall be computed by adding the appropriate general wage increase to the appropriate group's weekly payroll of the month immediately prior to the effective date of the general wage increase and adding the totals of the groups together to ascertain the total weekly payroll of the groups of employees represented by the Union. The sum of those amounts should be divided by the total number of employees represented by the Union and divided by 40. (Added 1-1-91)