FOREMEN AND LEADS Sample Clauses

FOREMEN AND LEADS. (a) All employees performing work will be under a Xxxxxxx’x supervision. Any employee directed by the Employer to supervise or who is held accountable for the actions of other employees shall receive Xxxxxxx pay. Foremen are accountable for the quality and quantity of the work of the employees (including leads) assigned to their supervision. Employees sent on special events without a Xxxxxxx shall not be required to supervise other employee(s) or be held accountable for the event.
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