Common use of Emergency Pay and Change in Work Schedule Clause in Contracts

Emergency Pay and Change in Work Schedule. In the event of a snowstorm, any employee who reports late for work but in any event within the first four (4) hours of his or her scheduled shift, shall receive pay for the full shift. It is understood that overtime rates will not apply until the employee has completed eight (8) working hours.

Emergency Pay and Change in Work Schedule. In the event of a snowstormsnow storm, any a full-time employee who reports late for work work, but in any event within the first four three (43) hours of his or her their scheduled shift, shall receive pay for the their full shift. All other employees shall be paid only for the hours worked. It is further understood that overtime rates will not apply until the an employee has completed eight (8) working hours. In the event of fire, flood, breakdown of machinery, or other instances of force majeure, the Employer will endeavour to provide employment in such other of its stores within Seniority Zone One not so affected.

Emergency Pay and Change in Work Schedule. In the event of a snowstormsnow storm, any a full-time employee who reports late for work work, but in any event within the first four three (43) hours of his or her their scheduled shift, shall receive pay for the their full shift. All other employees shall be paid only for the hours worked. It is further understood that overtime rates will not apply until the an employee has completed eight (8) working hours. In the event of fire, flood, breakdown of machinery, or other instances of force majeure, the Co-operative will endeavour to provide employment in such other of its stores not so affected.

Emergency Pay and Change in Work Schedule. In the event of a snowstorm, any employee working full-time who reports late for work work, but in any event event, within the first four three (43) hours of his or her scheduled shift, shall receive pay for the his full shift. All other employees shall be paid only for the hours worked. It is further understood that overtime rates will not apply until the an employee has completed eight (8) working hours.

Emergency Pay and Change in Work Schedule. In the event of a snowstorm, any employee working full-time who reports late for work work, but in any event event, within the first four three (43) hours of his or her scheduled shift, shall receive pay for the his full shift. All other employees shall be paid only for the hours worked. It is further understood that overtime rates will not apply until the an employee has completed eight (8) working hours. In the event of fire, flood, breakdown of machinery, or other instances of force majeure, the Company will endeavour to provide employment in such other of its stores not so affected.

Emergency Pay and Change in Work Schedule. In the event of a snowstorm, any employee working full-time who reports late for work work, but in any event event, within the first four three (43) hours of his or her scheduled shift, shall receive pay for the his full shift. All other employees shall be paid only for the hours worked. It is further understood that overtime rates will not apply until the an employee has completed eight (8) working hours. All employees. except as provided below, called in and who report for work shall, if required to work less than four (4) hours pay, receive four (4) hours pay at the regular hourly rate.