Duty Extension Sample Clauses
A Duty Extension clause allows for the extension of a party's obligations or deadlines under a contract when certain conditions are met. Typically, this clause applies in situations where unforeseen events, such as delays outside the control of the obligated party, prevent timely performance. For example, if a supplier cannot deliver goods on time due to a natural disaster, the duty extension clause may grant additional time to fulfill the contract. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility and fairness by accommodating delays, thereby reducing the risk of breach due to circumstances beyond a party's control.
Duty Extension. Compensation is made for actual time worked and shall be computed in minimum quarter-hour blocks. Personnel whose work hours would normally terminate within one hour or less from the time of the scheduled court, meeting, or training commencement will be compensated from the termination of their normal work hour through the termination of the scheduled event. Duty extension is paid at time and one half.
Duty Extension. The normal period of duty may be extended by or under the direction of the immediate supervisor on any particular day or for a specified period with respect to any member or members of the Service and nothing in this collective agreement shall effect the obligation of any member to carry out any lawful orders or to attend at any time to any matters to which it is his duty as a member to attend. The Service will endeavour to give a member a minimum of forty eight (48) hours notice preceding any change in their schedule excluding training, call outs, court time or overtime as otherwise covered within this Collective Agreement. In the event that a member's schedule is changed without the member's consent and contrary to the provision of Article the member shall receive overtime for that shift or the first shift of the new schedule. Members subject to transfer as a result of a position posting will receive a minimum of seven (7) days advance notice before such transfer.
Duty Extension. The normal period of duty may be extended by or under the direction of the immediate supervisor on any particular day or for a specified period with respect to any member or members of the Service and nothing in this collective agreement shall effect the obligation of any member to carry out any lawful orders or to attend at any time to any matters to which it is his duty as a member to attend.
(a) The Service will endeavour to give a member a minimum of forty eight (48) hours notice preceding any change in their schedule excluding training, call outs, court time or overtime as otherwise covered within this Collective Agreement.
(b) In the event that a member’s schedule is changed without the member’s consent and contrary to the provision of Article 4.7(a), the member shall receive overtime for that shift or the first shift of the new schedule.
Duty Extension. 19.1. Where an employee is requested and has prior employer approval to work one hour or more beyond the beginning or end of their rostered duty, the employee shall receive an allowance of $20 in addition to payment for the time so worked.
Duty Extension. The normal period of duty may be extended by or under the direction of the immediate supervisor on any particular day or for a specified period with respect to any member or members of the Service and nothing in these regulations shall effect the obligation of any member to out any lawful orders or to attend at any time to any matters to which it is his duty as a member to attend.