Common use of In Charge Pay Clause in Contracts

In Charge Pay. Employees who are designated as “In-Charge”, who are designated to perform the immediate daily supervision duties of a supervisor for an entire shift, or tour of duty shall be eligible for a daily stipend of Twenty Dollars ($20) per day, not to exceed five (5) continuous days. The designation must be pre-approved by the Divisional Vice- President or a President Staff member and must consist of the daily direction, planning and controlling of a department or work unit. If the designation is longer than five (5) continuous days, then the Acting Pay provision and process shall apply from the 6th continuous day moving forward.

In Charge Pay. Employees who are designated as “In-Charge”, who are designated to perform the immediate daily supervision duties of a supervisor for an entire shift, or tour of duty shall be eligible for a daily stipend of Twenty Dollars ($20) per day, not to exceed five (5) continuous days. The designation must be pre-approved by the Divisional Vice- Vice-President or a President Staff member and must consist of the daily direction, planning and controlling of a department or work unit. If the designation is longer than five (5) 5 continuous days, then the Acting Pay provision and process shall apply from the 6th day continuous day moving forward.

In Charge Pay. Employees who are designated as “In-Charge”, who are designated to perform the immediate daily supervision duties of a supervisor for an entire shift, or tour of duty shall be eligible for a daily stipend of Twenty Dollars ($20) per day, not to exceed five (5) continuous days. The designation must be pre-approved by the Divisional Vice- Vice-President or a President Staff member and must consist of the daily direction, planning and controlling of a department or work unit. If the designation is longer than five (5) 5 continuous days, then the Acting Pay provision and process shall apply from the 6th 6 continuous day moving forward.