Common use of Applicability and Definitions Clause in Contracts

Applicability and Definitions. This Agreement shall apply only to Salaried Employees or Ad Hoc Employees at Grades A to E inclusive by reference to the XXXX Job Evaluation Grades employed by XXXX member companies to work in catering, accommodation and ancillary services on recognised types of offshore installation. A recognised offshore installation is one only of the following - production platforms: drilling installations: floating production storage and offloading vessels: floating production units: floating, storage and unloading units, and accommodation barges, situated in the northern and southern sectors of the United Kingdom sector of the Continental Shelf. Salaried Employees are those who work on a specific recognised offshore installation by a regular rota pattern, or are a part of a permanent relief crew and are paid an annual salary for doing so on the basis set out at Section A below. Ad-hoc Employees are those who are employed to work as and when required by the employer on irregular rotas, which may be on different recognised offshore installations and for different durations and paid a day rate for doing so on the basis set out at Section B below. Reference to “an offshore day” is to a period of time of up to 24 hours which must include an over-night stay offshore. The day of return onshore is not counted as an offshore day. Reference to “the Regulations” is to the Working Time Regulations 1998, as amended. Reference to a “year” is to the period commencing 1st September to 31st August inclusive. Reference to “the unions” is to the RMT and Unite.

Applicability and Definitions. This Agreement shall apply only to Salaried Employees or Ad Hoc Employees at Grades A to E inclusive by reference to the XXXX Job Evaluation Grades employed by XXXX member companies to work in catering, accommodation and ancillary services on recognised types of offshore installation. A recognised offshore installation is one only of the following - production platforms: drilling installations: floating production storage and offloading vessels: floating production units: floating, storage and unloading units, and accommodation barges, situated in the northern and southern sectors of the United Kingdom sector of the Continental Shelf. Shelf Salaried Employees are those who work on a specific recognised offshore installation by a regular rota pattern, or are a part of a permanent relief crew and are paid an annual salary for doing so on the basis set out at Section A below. Ad-hoc Employees are those who are employed to work as and when required by the employer on irregular rotas, which may be on different recognised offshore installations and for different durations and paid a day rate for doing so on the basis set out at Section B below. Reference to “an offshore day” is to a period of time of up to 24 hours which must include an over-night stay offshore. The day of return onshore is not counted as an offshore day. Reference to “the Regulations” is to the Working Time Regulations 1998, as amended. Reference to a “year” is to the period commencing 1st September to 31st August inclusive. Reference to “the unions” is to the RMT and Unite.

Applicability and Definitions. This Agreement shall apply only to Salaried Employees or Ad Hoc Employees at Grades A to E inclusive by reference to the XXXX Job Evaluation Grades employed by XXXX member companies to work in catering, accommodation and ancillary services on recognised types of offshore installation. A recognised offshore installation is one only of the following - production platforms: drilling installations: floating production storage and offloading vessels: floating production units: floating, storage and unloading units, and accommodation barges, situated in the northern and southern sectors of the United Kingdom sector of the Continental Shelf. Salaried Employees are those who work on a specific recognised offshore installation by a regular rota pattern, pattern or are a part of a permanent relief crew and are paid an annual salary for doing so on the basis set out at Section A below. Ad-hoc Employees are those who are employed to work as and when required by the employer on irregular rotas, which may be on different recognised offshore installations and for different durations and paid a day rate for doing so on the basis set out at Section B below. Reference to “an offshore day” is to a period of time of up to 24 hours which must include an over-night stay offshore. The day of return onshore is not counted as an offshore day. Reference to “the Regulations” is to the Working Time Regulations 1998, as amended. Reference to a “year” is to the period commencing 1st September to 31st August inclusive. Reference to “the unions” is to the RMT and Unite.. SECTION A – TERMS FOR SALARIED EMPLOYEES ONLY‌‌

Applicability and Definitions. This Agreement shall apply only to Salaried Employees or Ad Hoc Employees at Grades A to E inclusive by reference to the XXXX Job Evaluation Grades employed by XXXX member companies to work in catering, accommodation and ancillary services on recognised types of offshore installation. A recognised offshore installation is one only of the following - production platforms: drilling installations: floating production storage and offloading vessels: floating production units: floating, storage and unloading units, and accommodation barges, situated in the northern and southern sectors of the United Kingdom sector of the Continental Shelf. Salaried Employees are those who work on a specific recognised offshore installation by a regular rota pattern, or are a part of a permanent relief crew and are paid an annual salary for doing so on the basis set out at Section A below. Ad-hoc Employees are those who are employed to work as and when required by the employer on irregular rotas, which may be on different recognised offshore installations and for different durations and paid a day rate for doing so on the basis set out at Section B below. Reference to “an offshore day” is to a period of time of up to 24 hours which must include an over-night stay offshore. The day of return onshore is not counted as an offshore day. Reference to “the Regulations” is to the Working Time Regulations 1998, as amended. Reference to a “year” is to the period commencing 1st September to 31st August inclusive. Reference to “the unions” is to the RMT and Unite.. SECTION A – TERMS FOR SALARIED EMPLOYEES ONLY‌‌

Applicability and Definitions. This Agreement shall apply only to Salaried Employees or Ad Hoc Employees at Grades A to E inclusive by reference to the XXXX COTA Job Evaluation Grades employed by XXXX COTA member companies to work in catering, accommodation and ancillary services on recognised types of offshore installation. A recognised offshore installation is one only of the following - production platforms: drilling installations: floating production storage and offloading vessels: floating production units: floating, storage and unloading units, and accommodation barges, situated in the northern and southern sectors of the United Kingdom sector of the Continental Shelf. Shelf Salaried Employees are those who work on a specific recognised offshore installation by a regular rota pattern, or are a part of a permanent relief crew and are paid an annual salary for doing so on the basis set out at Section A below. Ad-hoc Employees are those who are employed to work as and when required by the employer on irregular rotas, which may be on different recognised offshore installations and for different durations and paid a day rate for doing so on the basis set out at Section B below. Reference to “an offshore day” is to a period of time of up to 24 hours which must include an over-night stay offshore. The day of return onshore is not counted as an offshore day. Reference to “the Regulations” is to the Working Time Regulations 1998, as amended. Reference to a “year” is to the period commencing 1st September to 31st August inclusive. Reference to “the unions” is to the RMT and Unite.

Applicability and Definitions. This Agreement shall apply only to Salaried Employees or Ad Hoc Employees at Grades A to E inclusive by reference to the XXXX Job Evaluation Grades employed by XXXX member companies to work in catering, accommodation and ancillary services on recognised types of offshore installation. A recognised offshore installation is one only of the following - – production platforms: drilling installations: floating production storage and offloading vessels: floating production units: floating, storage and unloading units, and accommodation barges, situated in the northern and southern sectors of the United Kingdom sector of the Continental Shelf. Salaried Employees are those who work on a specific recognised offshore installation by a regular rota pattern, pattern or are a part of a permanent relief crew and are paid an annual salary for doing so on the basis set out at Section A below. Ad-hoc Employees are those who are employed to work as and when required by the employer on irregular rotas, which may be on different recognised offshore installations and for different durations and paid a day rate for doing so on the basis set out at Section B below. Reference to an “an offshore day” is to a period of time of up to 24 hours which must include an over-night stay offshore. The day of return onshore is not counted as an offshore day. Reference to “the Regulations” is to the Working Time Regulations 1998, as amended. Reference to a “year” is to the period commencing 1st September to 31st August inclusive. Reference to “the unions” is to the RMT and Unite.