CALL IN AND REPORTING Sample Clauses

CALL IN AND REPORTING. 11.01 (a) Employees who are scheduled and who report for work and who do not receive notice of the shift cancellation shall be offered four (4) hours work at their job rate in the event no work for which they were scheduled is available. At the discretion of the Company, the employees scheduled or notified to report may be assigned to other work for which they may be qualified in lieu of their being released. If any employee is assigned to a higher rated job, they shall be paid the higher rate. Should an employee be assigned to a lower rated job, then such employee shall receive the rate for the job they were originally scheduled for. Employees must provide a primary phone number. It is the employee’s responsibility to keep this contact current at all times with the local Human Resources office.
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CALL IN AND REPORTING. (a) Employees who are scheduled and who report for work shall be paid one (1) hour's pay at the allowance rate in the event no work for which they were scheduled is available. At the discretion of the Company, the employeesscheduled or notified to report may be assigned to other work for which they may be qualified in lieu of their being released. If any employee is assigned to a higher rated job, he shall be paid the higher rate. If an employee is assigned to work beyond the one hour, he shall be paid the occupational rate of the job to which assigned. In case an employee does not work the one hour but is paid for same, the one (1) hour shall be considered allowed time and shall not be used in overtime calculation, but the fact that he is paid the one hour shall not prevent him from working scheduledwork week at regular rates of pay. Employees who are scheduled and report and actually begin work on the job for which scheduled at the start of a turn and through no fault of their own work less than four (4) hours shall be paid for a minimum of four (4) hours at their job rate. If the employee works only a part of this four (4) hours, the part shall be considered as allowed time and shall not be included in overtime calculation. In the event the employee works any portion of the next four (4) hours on his regularly scheduled job, he shall be paid at this job rate for all hours worked on this or any lower rated job. An employee who does not work any portion of this second four (4) hour period on his regularly scheduled job shall be paid for all hours so worked at the rate of the available job to which he was assigned. The term “actually begin work on the job for which scheduled at the start of the turn” shall mean that the employee has punched his clock card in, has prepared himself for work and has reported to his work station at the commencement hour of his shift. The foregoing payments, Paragraphs (a) and shall be either at the regular or overtime rates depending upon whichever pertains in accordance with the provisions of this Clause. An employee who does not have a telephone number recorded with the Employee Relations Department will not be eligible for payment under Xxxxxx (a) in those circumstances where the Company has “called off other employees by telephone.
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CALL IN AND REPORTING. PAY 5 8.01 Reporting for work 5 8.02 Sick 5 8.03 Injured while working 5 8.04 Call back 5 8.05 Call back for remote employees 6
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CALL IN AND REPORTING. (a) Employees who are scheduled and who report for work shall be paid one (1) hour’s pay at the allowance rate in the event no work for which they were scheduled is available. At the discretionof the Company, the employeessched- uled or notifiedto report may be to other work for which they may be qualified in lieu of their being released. If any employee is assigned to a higher ratedjob he shall be paid the higher rate. If an employee is assigned to work beyond the one (1) hour, heshall be paidthe occupational rate of the job to which assigned. In case an employee does not work the one (1) hour but is paid for same, the one (1) hour shall be con- sidered allowed time and shall not be used in overtime calculation, but the fact that he is paid the one (1) hour shall not prevent him from work- ing a full scheduled work week at regular rates of pay. Employees who are scheduled and report and actually begin work on the job for which sched- uled at the start of a turn and through no fault of their own work less than four (4) hours shall be paid for a minimum of four (4) hours at their job rate. If the employeeworks only a of this four
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CALL IN AND REPORTING. PAY 9 8.01 Reporting for work 9 8.02 Sick 9 8.03 Injured while working 9 8.04 Call back 10 8.05 Call back for remote employees 10 8.06 Overtime cancellation 10 8.07 Leave for Medical and Dental Appointment 10 ARTICLE 9 — EMPLOYMENT CONTINUITY 11 9.01 Slack periods 11 9.02 Employee discharge 11 9.03 Staff reduction 11 9.04 Purchasing Pension service 13
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