Applicable to Network Installation Repair Technicians Only Sample Clauses

Applicable to Network Installation Repair Technicians Only. 10.1 The working hours of Network Installation Repair Technicians will be regular and will not exceed eight consecutive hours per day exclusive of meal hour. When the conditions of the service require, the working hours may be reassigned with eight hours' notice. 10.2 Network Installation Repair Technicians whose assigned hours include a meal hour will be allowed 60 consecutive minutes for a meal commencing between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., 12 noon and 1:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. or receive in lieu thereof one hour's pay at pro rata rate and 20 minutes without loss of pay in which to each shall be afforded at the first opportunity. If a meal period is assigned between the hours of 10.3 (a) Seniority of Network Installation Repair Technicians will date from the time of their last appointment as Network Installation Repair Technicians.
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Applicable to Network Installation Repair Technicians Only. 10.1 The working hours of Network Installation Repair Technicians will be regular and will not exceed eight consecutive hours per day exclusive of meal hour. When the conditions of the service require, the working hours may be reassigned with eight hours' notice. 10.2 Network Installation Repair Technicians whose assigned hours include a meal hour will be allowed 60 consecutive minutes for a meal commencing between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., 12 noon and 1:00 p.m., 5:30 p. m. and 6:30 p.m. or receive in lieu thereof one hour's pay at pro rata rate and 20 minutes without loss of pay in which to each shall be afforded at the first opportunity. If a meal period is assigned between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. , it shall commence during the fourth hour after the start of the tour of duty and shall be governed by the above conditions. When waiting or travelling on public transportation, on which meal service is available, one hour without pay will be allowed for each regular meal period. 10.3 (a) Seniority of Network Installation Repair Technicians will date from the time of their last appointment as Network Installation Repair Technicians.
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Applicable to Network Installation Repair Technicians Only. 10.1 The working hours of Network Installation Repair Technicians
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Applicable to Network Installation Repair Technicians Only. 10.1 The working hours of Network Installation Repair Technicians will be regular and will not exceed eight consecutive hours per day exclusive of meal hour. When the conditions of the service require, the working hours may be reassigned with eight hours' notice. 10.2 Network Installation Repair Technicians whose assigned hours include a meal hour will be allowed 60 consecutive minutes for a meal commencing between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m., 12 noon and 1:00 p.m., 5:30 10.3 (a) Seniority of Network Installation Repair Technicians will date from the time of their last appointment as Network Installation Repair Technicians.
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Applicable to Network Installation Repair Technicians Only. The working hours of Network Installation Repair Technicians will be regular and will not exceed eight consecutive hours per day exclusive of meal hour. When the conditions of the service require, the working hours may be reassigned with hours' notice. Network Installation Repair Technicians whose assigned hours include a meal hour will be allowed sixty consecutive minutes for a meal commencing between a.m. and a.m., noon and and or receive in lieu thereof one hour's pay at pro rata rate and twenty minutes without loss of pay in which to each shall be afforded at the first opportunity. If a meal period is assigned between the hours of and a.m., it shall commence during the fourth hour after the start of the tour of duty and shall be governed by the above conditions. When waiting or travelling on public transportation, on which meal service is available, one hour without pay will be allowed for each regular meal period. Seniority of Network Installation Repair Technicians will date from the time of their last appointment as Network Installation Repair Technicians. An employee selected who, by merit and ability is competent to do the work of a regular Network Installation Repair Technician will accumulate seniority from the date first appointed to relieve a Network Installation Repair Technician, provided such relief is a minimum of consecutive working days of service and provided is available for service when required. Such employee, will be designated a Relieving Network Installation Repair Technician until appointed to a Permanent Network Installation Repair Technician position. A Relieving Network Installation Repair Technician who fails to bid a permanent position of Network Installation Repair Technician will thereafter rank junior on the Network Installation Repair Technician's seniority list to the person appointed to such position. Rate of pay for relief assignments will be at least at the minimum rate of regular Network Installation Repair Technician. Network Installation Repair Technicians may be assigned to the inspection, maintenance, repair and installation of signal equipment as part of their regular duties and for the actual time engaged on such work they will be paid a differential of five cents per hour with a minimum of three hours for any portion of the day so employed. If a Network Installation Repair Technician is called upon to take charge of a crew of four or more employees, including will receive the Line Gang Xxxxxxx'x rate of pay. ...
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Applicable to Network Installation Repair Technicians Only. The working hours of Network Installation Repair Technicians will be regular and will not exceed eight consecutive hours per day exclusive of meal hour. When the conditions of the service require, the working hours may be reassigned with eight hours' notice. Network Installation Repair Technicians whose assigned hours include a meal hour will be allowed consecutive minutes for a meal commencing between a.m. and a.m., noon and and or receive in lieu thereof one hour's pay at pro rata rate and minutes without loss of pay in which to each shall be afforded at the first opportunity. If a meal period is assigned between the hours of and a.m., it shall commence during the fourth hour after the start of the tour of duty and shall be governed by the above conditions. When waiting or travelling on public transportation, on which meal service is available, one hour without pay will be allowed for each regular meal period.
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