Common use of Direction of Others Clause in Contracts

Direction of Others. When an employee is temporarily assigned to exercise direction over another employee or employees in his own job class or higher, or is temporarily assigned to exercise direction over individuals or contractors, he will be paid a directional difference of two job classes above his own job class. An employee training another employee for replacement on his own job shall not be considered as exercising direction; ordinary communication and requests for co-operation shall not be construed to be direction.

Direction of Others. When an employee is temporarily assigned to exercise direction over another employee or employees in his own job class or higher, or is temporarily assigned to exercise direction over individuals or contractors, he will be paid a directional difference of two job classes above his own job class. An employee training another employee for replacement on his own job shall not 106 be considered as exercising direction; ordinary communication and requests for co-operation shall not be construed to be direction.

Direction of Others. When an employee is temporarily assigned to exercise direction over another employee or employees in his own job class or higher, or is temporarily assigned to exercise direction over individuals or contractors, he will be paid a directional difference of two job classes above his own job class. An employee training another employee for replacement on his own job shall not be considered as exercising direction; ordinary communication and requests for co-co- operation shall not be construed to be direction.