Daylight Savings Changeover Sample Clauses
The Daylight Savings Changeover clause defines how contractual obligations, deadlines, or time-based calculations are adjusted when daylight saving time begins or ends. In practice, this clause clarifies whether time references in the agreement are based on standard time or adjusted for daylight saving, and may specify how to handle events scheduled during the hour lost or gained. Its core function is to prevent confusion or disputes about timing by ensuring all parties have a clear understanding of how time changes affect their responsibilities under the contract.
Daylight Savings Changeover. On the date fixed by proclamation, in accordance with the Daylight Saving Time Act, of conversion to Pacific Standard Time, regular hours of work shall be extended to include the resultant additional hour with additional payment due therefore at the applicable overtime rate. On the date fixed by said Act for the resumption of Daylight Saving Time, the resultant reduction of one (1) hour in the shift involved shall be effected with the appropriate deduction in regular earnings.
Daylight Savings Changeover. Employees who work 1 extra hour during the fall (when clocks are set back 1 hour) will be paid at the appropriate rate for the extra hour worked. Employees who work 1 hour less in the spring (when clocks are set ahead 1 hour) will not lose 1 hour of pay for that day.
Daylight Savings Changeover. During the changeover from Daylight Savings Time and Pacific Standard Time, or vice versa, an employee shall be paid for the actual hours worked during that shift. Where applicable, overtime rates shall apply.