Common use of Foundry Allowance Clause in Contracts

Foundry Allowance. (i) An employee working in a foundry is entitled to a foundry allowance of 33 cents for each hour worked to compensate for all disagreeable features associated with foundry work including heat, fumes, atmospheric conditions, sparks, dampness, confined spaces and noise. (ii) The foundry allowance is payable in lieu of any payment otherwise due under this subclause. (iii) For the purpose of this allowance, foundry work shall mean: (1) any operation in the production of castings by casting metal in mould made of sand, loam, metal, moulding composition or other material or mixture of materials, or by shall moulding, centrifugal casting or continuous casting; and (2) where carried on as an incidental process in connection with and in the course of production to which paragraph (1) of this definition applies, the preparation of moulds and cores (but not in the making of patterns and dies in a separate room), knock out processes and dressing operations: but shall not include any operations performed in connection with: (iv) Employees shall not be paid the foundry allowance for any work in a foundry during any period that foundry production is not being carried out, with the exception of any work carried out within the eight hour period immediately following the cessation of foundry production.

Foundry Allowance. (ia) An employee FTM working in a foundry is entitled to a foundry allowance of 33 36 cents for each hour worked in a foundry to compensate for all disagreeable features associated with foundry work including heat, fumes, atmospheric conditions, sparks, dampness, confined spaces and noise. (iib) The foundry allowance is payable in lieu of any payment otherwise due under this subclauseclause. (iiic) For the purpose of this allowance, foundry work shall mean: (1i) any operation in the production of castings by casting metal in mould made of sand, loam, metal, moulding composition or other material or mixture of materials, or by shall moulding, centrifugal casting or continuous casting; and (2ii) where carried on as an incidental process in connection with and in the course of production to which paragraph (1) of this definition clause applies, the preparation of moulds and cores (but not in the making of patterns and dies in a separate room), knock out processes and dressing operations: but shall not include any operations performed in connection with:: • Non-ferrous die casting (including gravity and pressure); or • Casting of billets and/or ingots in metal moulds; or • Continuous casting of metal into billets; or • Melting of metal for use in printing; or • Refining of metal. (ivd) Employees FTMs shall not be paid the foundry allowance for any work in a foundry during any period that when foundry production is not being carried out, with the exception of any work carried out within the eight hour period immediately following the cessation of foundry production.

Foundry Allowance. (i) An employee working in a foundry is entitled to a foundry allowance of 33 cents for each hour worked to compensate for all disagreeable features associated with foundry work including heat, fumes, atmospheric conditions, sparks, dampness, confined spaces and noise. (ii) The foundry allowance is payable in lieu of any payment otherwise due under this subclauseclause. (iii) For the purpose of this allowance, foundry work shall mean: (1) any operation in the production of castings by casting metal in mould made of sand, loam, metal, moulding composition or other material or mixture of materials, or by shall moulding, centrifugal casting or continuous casting; and (2) where carried on as an incidental process in connection with and in the course of production to which paragraph (1) of this definition applies, the preparation of moulds and cores (but not in the making of patterns and dies in a separate room), knock out processes and dressing operations: but shall not include any operations performed in connection with: (iv) Employees shall not be paid the foundry allowance for any work in a foundry during any period that foundry production is not being carried out, with the exception of any work carried out within the eight hour period immediately following the cessation of foundry production.

Foundry Allowance. (i) An employee working in a foundry is entitled to a foundry allowance of 33 cents for each hour worked to compensate for all disagreeable features associated with foundry work including heat, fumes, atmospheric conditions, sparks, dampness, confined spaces and noise. (ii) The foundry allowance is payable in lieu of any payment otherwise due under this subclauseclause. (iii) For the purpose of this allowance, foundry work shall mean: (1) any operation in the production of castings by casting metal in mould made of sand, loam, metal, moulding composition or other material or mixture of materials, or by shall moulding, centrifugal casting or continuous casting; and (2) where carried on as an incidental process in connection with and in the course of production to which paragraph (1) of this definition applies, the preparation of moulds and cores (but not in the making of patterns and dies in a separate room), knock out processes and dressing operations: but shall not include any operations performed in connection with: (iv) Employees shall not be paid the foundry allowance for any work in a foundry during any period that foundry production is not being carried out, with the exception of any work carried out within the eight hour period immediately following the cessation of foundry production.carried

Foundry Allowance. (i) An employee working in a foundry is entitled to a foundry allowance of 33 cents for each hour worked to compensate for all disagreeable features associated with foundry work including heat, fumes, atmospheric conditions, sparks, dampness, confined spaces and noise. (ii) The foundry allowance is payable in lieu of any payment otherwise due under this subclauseclause. (iii) For the purpose of this allowance, foundry work shall mean: (1) any operation in the production of castings by casting metal in mould made of sand, loam, metal, moulding composition or other material or mixture of materials, or by shall moulding, centrifugal casting or continuous casting; and (2) where carried on as an incidental process in connection with and in the course of production to which paragraph (1) of this definition applies, the preparation of moulds and cores (but not in the making of patterns and dies in a separate room), knock out processes and dressing operations: but shall not include any operations performed in connection with:: • Non-ferrous die casting (including gravity and pressure); • Casting of billets and/or ingots in metal moulds; • Continuous casting of metal into billets; • Melting of metal for use in printing; • Refining of metal. (iv) Employees shall not be paid the foundry allowance for any work in a foundry during any period that foundry production is not being carried out, with the exception of any work carried out within the eight hour period immediately following the cessation of foundry production.

Foundry Allowance. (ia) An employee working in a foundry is entitled to a foundry allowance of 33 cents for each hour worked to compensate for all disagreeable features associated with foundry work including heat, fumes, atmospheric conditions, sparks, dampness, confined spaces and noise. (ii) The foundry allowance is payable in lieu of any payment otherwise due under this subclause. (iiib) For the purpose of this allowance, foundry work shall mean: (1i) any operation in the production of castings by casting metal in mould moulds made of sand, loam, metal, moulding composition or other material or mixture of materials, or by shall shell moulding, centrifugal casting or continuous casting; and (2ii) where carried on as an incidental process in connection with and in the course of production to which paragraph (1i) of this definition applies, the preparation of moulds and cores (but not in the making of patterns and dies in a separate room), knock out processes and dressing operations: but shall not include any operations performed in connection with: (ivA) Employees Non-ferrous die casting (including gravity and pressure); (B) Casting of billets and/or ingots in metal moulds; (C) Continuous casting of metal into billets; (D) Melting of metal for use in printing; and (E) Refining of metal; and (iii) employees shall not be paid the foundry allowance for any work in a foundry during any period that foundry production is not being carried out, with the exception of any work carried out within the eight hour period immediately following the cessation of foundry production. (c) The foundry allowance shall be paid irrespective of the times at which the work is performed, and shall not be subject to any premium or penalty additions.

Foundry Allowance. (i) An employee working in a foundry is entitled to a foundry allowance of 33 37 cents for each hour worked to compensate for all disagreeable features associated with foundry work including heat, fumes, atmospheric conditions, sparks, dampness, confined spaces and noise. (ii) The foundry allowance is payable in lieu of any payment otherwise due under this subclauseclause. (iii) For the purpose of this allowance, foundry work shall mean: (1) A. any operation in the production of castings by casting metal in mould made of sand, loam, metal, moulding composition or other material or mixture of materials, or by shall moulding, centrifugal casting or continuous casting; and (2) B. where carried on as an incidental process in connection with and in the course of production to which paragraph (1) A of this definition applies, the preparation of moulds and cores (but not in the making of patterns and dies in a separate room), knock out processes and dressing operations: but shall not include any operations performed in connection with: (iv) Employees shall not be paid the foundry allowance for any work in a foundry during any period that foundry production is not being carried out, with the exception of any work carried out within the eight hour period immediately following the cessation of foundry production.