Common use of Elevator mechanic Clause in Contracts

Elevator mechanic. Any employee who reports to work at the appointed time and who was not notified before 21:00 on the previous standard working day that his services would not be required or whose working hours during a day are less than 5 hours at his wage rate or whose remuneration during a day is less than 5 hours’ pay at his wage rate, is entitled to show-up pay equal to 5 hours’ pay at his wage rate, minus any remuneration already earned for work performed during said day. The employer may require that such employee remain at its disposal during the paid waiting time.

Elevator mechanic. Any employee who reports to work at the appointed time and who was not notified before 21:00 on the previous standard working day that his services would not be required or whose working hours during a day are less than 5 hours at his wage rate or whose remuneration remuner- ation during a day is less than 5 hours’ pay at his wage rate, is entitled to show-up pay equal to 5 hours’ pay at his wage rate, minus any remuneration already earned for work performed during said day. The employer may require that such employee remain at its disposal during the paid waiting time.

Elevator mechanic. Any employee who reports to work at the appointed time and who was not notified before 21:00 on the previous standard working day that his services would not be required or whose working hours during a day are less than 5 hours at his wage rate or whose remuneration during a day is less than 5 hours’ pay at his wage rate, is entitled to Art. : 18.01 2) d) 81 show-up pay equal to 5 hours’ pay at his wage rate, minus any remuneration already earned for work performed during said day. The employer may require that such employee remain at its disposal during the paid waiting time.