Common use of Early Shift Clause in Contracts

Early Shift. This Section only applies to employees in logging operations who are called for work on early shift necessitated by fire hazard or other reason. (i) An employee who on reporting finds no work available shall be entitled to four (4) hours' pay at the usual rate. This shall not apply if the Company gives sufficient notice cancelling the call. (ii) In the event that an employee commences work on his shift and the operation closes prior to the completion of four (4) hours' work, the employee shall receive six (6) hours' pay. (iii) In the event that an employee commences work on his shift and the operation closes after the completion of four (4) hours' work, the employee shall receive two (2) hours' pay in addition to pay for the time he actually worked. The maximum amount of total pay an employee can receive for his shift under this clause is eight (8) hours' pay.

Early Shift. This Section only applies to employees in logging operations who are called for work on early shift necessitated by fire hazard hazards or other reason. (i) An employee who on reporting finds no work available shall be entitled to four (4) hours' pay at the usual rate. This shall not apply if the Company gives sufficient notice cancelling the call. (ii) In the event that an employee commences work on his shift and the operation closes prior to the completion of four (4) hours' work, the employee shall receive six (6) hours' pay. (iii) In the event that an employee commences work on his shift and the operation closes after the completion of four (4) hours' work, the employee shall receive two (2) hours' pay in addition to pay for the time he actually worked. The maximum amount of total pay an employee can receive for his shift under this clause Clause is eight (8) hours' pay.