Common use of Differential Rate Clause in Contracts

Differential Rate. As used in this Contract is a pay bonus based upon the nature of the hours worked, such as differentials for hours worked during a specified period. This type of pay premium would be considered a differential added to each applicable hour of pay, not guaranteed overtime. Hours to be paid with this “bonus” premium are counted as hours actually worked for purposes of calculating overtime hours in the week. This does not create a duplication or pyramiding of overtime since this is not overtime pay, but rather a differential.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Labor Contract, Labor Contract, Labor Contract

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