Definition of Normal Pay Sample Clauses

Definition of Normal Pay. Normal pay includes all earnings that would be paid during a period of normal working but excluding any payments not made on a regular basis.
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  • Definition of Overtime Overtime means those hours worked in excess of normal hours of work as per Article 8.1 (Normal Work Week).

  • Definition of Vacancy A vacancy shall be defined as a newly created position or a present position that is not filled. A position that is totally eliminated shall not be considered a vacancy.

  • Definition of Shifts (a) A shift starting on or after 6:00 a.m., but before 9:00 a.m. is a day shift.

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