Common use of HEIGHT PAY Clause in Contracts

HEIGHT PAY. An employee working on a structure at or above an elevation of seventy-five (75) feet free fall or more above the ground or the point upon which the structure is affixed shall be paid one (1) hour's pay at his regular rate of pay for each hour worked in addition to either his regular rate of pay, or his overtime rate in the event he is working in accordance with 6.03, 6.05, or 6.06.

HEIGHT PAY. An employee working on a structure at or above an elevation of seventy-five (75) 75 feet free fall or more above the ground or the point upon which the said structure is affixed shall be paid one (1) hour's pay at his their regular rate of pay for each hour so worked in addition to either his their regular rate of pay, or his their overtime rate in the event he is they are working in accordance with 6.03Articles 6.02-Overtime Work, 6.056.04-Pay for Work on Off-Days, or 6.066.05-Pay for Work on Statutory Holidays.

HEIGHT PAY. An employee working on a structure at or above an elevation of seventy-five (75) feet free fall or more above the ground or the point upon which the said structure is affixed shall be paid one (1) hour's pay at his regular rate of pay for each hour so worked in addition to either his regular rate of pay, or his overtime rate in the event he is working in accordance with 6.03, 6.05, or 6.06.

HEIGHT PAY. An employee working on a structure at or above an elevation of seventy-five (75) 75 feet free fall or more above the ground or the point upon which the said structure is affixed shall be paid one (1) hour's pay at his their regular rate of pay for each hour so worked in addition to either his their regular rate of pay, or his their overtime rate in the event he is they are working in accordance with 6.03Articles 6.02-Overtime Work, 6.056.04-Pay for Work on Off-Days, or 6.066.05- Pay for Work on Statutory Holidays.