Emergency Power Provisions Sample Clauses

Emergency Power Provisions. The following provisions shall apply should the Employer who through no fault of their own be subjected to restriction or rationing in the use of electricity energy and/or coal gas and/or the emergency disconnection in accordance with orders, regulations or notices approved by the lawful Authority. Should the Employer be unable to resume the Employer’s normal operations immediately after the cessation of such restrictions, rationing or disconnection, the operation of these following provisions shall be extended for a period not extending beyond: Should notification of the cessation be received between midnight on Friday and noon on Thursday in any week - 7.00 a.m. on the Saturday; Should notification of the cessation be received between noon on Thursday and midnight on Saturday in any week - 7.00 a.m. on the following Saturday in the following week. (a) If by reason of such restriction, rationing or disconnection the Employer is unable usefully to employ an employee for the whole or part of any day or shift the Employer may deduct from the wages of that employee payment for any part of the day or shift such employee cannot be usefully employed provided that: (i) If the Employer requires the employee to attend for work but is not able to employ the employee usefully, the employee shall be entitled to be paid for two hours' work; (ii) Where an employee commences work an employee shall be entitled to be paid for four hours' work; (iii) This clause shall not apply to apprentices. (b) Subject to the first paragraph of clause 22.3, the Employer may require any day worker to perform his or her ordinary hours of work (or any such ordinary hours of work) at any time on any day other than on a Sunday on the basis of thirty-eight hours per week. The following rates of pay shall apply for such work: (i) For work performed on Mondays to Fridays from 7.00 am to 5.30 pm and on Saturdays from 7.00 am to noon - ordinary time; (ii) For work performed between noon and midnight on Saturdays - ordinary rates plus 25 per cent; (iii) For work performed at all other times - ordinary rates plus 10 per cent. When a day worker is required to commence work between the hours of 9.30 pm and 6.00 am the amount of 50 cents more than the amount he or she would receive if paid at ordinary day rates. (c) Subject to the first paragraph of clause 22.3, the Employer may require any shift worker to perform his or her hours of work at any time other than on a Sunday on the basis of thirty- eight...
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