Common use of Cross Classification Work Clause in Contracts

Cross Classification Work. An employee required to replace another employee in a higher paid classification shall receive the rate under this Agreement for the higher paid classification for all hours worked in the higher paid classification, provided the employee works one (1) or more hours in the higher paid classification. An employee required to replace another employee in a lower paid classification shall receive the same rate of pay as that employee would regularly receive in his or her usual classification for all hours worked in the lower paid classification.

Cross Classification Work. An employee required to replace another employee in a higher paid classification shall receive the rate under this Agreement for the higher paid classification for all hours worked in the higher paid classification, provided the employee works one (1) or more hours in the higher paid classification. An employee required to replace another employee in a lower paid classification shall receive the same rate of pay as that employee would regularly receive in his or her usual classification for all hours worked in the lower paid classification.

Cross Classification Work. An employee required to replace another employee in a higher paid classification shall receive the rate under this Agreement for the higher paid classification for all hours worked in the higher paid classification, provided the employee works one (1) or more hours in the higher paid classification. An employee required to replace another employee in a lower paid classification shall receive the same rate of pay as that employee would regularly receive in his or her usual classification for all hours worked in Employees must clock out at the lower paid classificationpay rate and clock in at the higher classification pay rate.