Common use of GUARANTEED WORK DAY Clause in Contracts

GUARANTEED WORK DAY. If a full-time employee who has two (2) years' service with the Company reports for work without having been notified previously not to report for work, he will be given four (4) hours of work at his straight-time hourly rate, unless failure to supply work is due to weather conditions or labour disputes. Any full-time employee so affected shall take such temporary work as may be available in order to qualify for said four (4) hours of pay.

GUARANTEED WORK DAY. If a full-time employee who has two (2) years' ’ service with the Company reports for work without having been notified previously not to report for work, he will be given four (4) hours of work at his straight-time hourly rate, unless failure to supply work is due to weather conditions or labour disputes. Any full-time employee so affected shall take such temporary work as may be available in order to qualify for said four (4) hours of pay.

GUARANTEED WORK DAY. If a full-time employee who has two (2) years' ’ service with the Company reports for work without having been notified previously not to report for work, he will be given four (4) hours 4)hours of work at his straight-time hourly rate, unless failure to supply work is due to weather conditions or labour disputes. Any full-time employee so affected effected shall take such temporary work as may be available in order o der to qualify for said four (4) hours 4)hours of pay.

GUARANTEED WORK DAY. If a full-time employee who has two (2) years' service with the Company reports for work without having been notified previously not to report for work, he they will be given four (4) hours of work at his their straight-time hourly rate, unless failure to supply work is due to weather conditions or labour disputes. Any full-time full -time employee so affected shall take such temporary work as may be available in order to qualify for said four (4) hours of pay.

GUARANTEED WORK DAY. If a full-time employee who has two (2) years' service with the Company reports for work without having been notified previously not to report for work, he they will be given four (4) hours of work at his their straight-time hourly rate, unless failure to supply work is due to weather conditions or labour disputes. Any full-time employee so affected shall take such temporary work as may be available in order to qualify for said four (4) hours of pay.