Common use of No Work Clause in Contracts

No Work. When employees report for work, not having been properly notified in advance that there will be no work, and prevented from performing their jobs that day through no fault of their own, they shall be guaranteed four (4) hours work or four (4) hours pay at their straight time day rate if no other work is available for assignments; in no event shall they be paid for less than four (4) hours. However, this section shall not apply if the Company is unable to operate its plant or any portion thereof due to an act of Nature, utility failure, mechanical breakdown, government restriction, fire, flood, riot, civil commotion, or labor dispute, unless the mechanical breakdown or fire is caused by the company’s negligence.

No Work. When employees report for work, not having been properly notified in advance that there will be no work, and prevented from performing their jobs that day through no fault of their own, they shall be guaranteed four (4) hours work or four (4) hours pay at their straight time day rate hourly rate, if no other work is available for assignments; in no event shall they be paid for less than four (4) hours. However, this section shall not apply if the Company is unable to operate its plant or any portion thereof due to an act of Nature, utility failure, mechanical breakdown, government restriction, fire, flood, riot, civil commotion, or labor dispute. , unless the mechanical breakdown or fire is caused by the company’s negligence.

No Work. When employees report for work, not having been properly notified in advance that there will be no work, and prevented from performing their jobs that day through no fault of their own, they shall be guaranteed four (4) hours work or four (4) hours pay at their straight time day rate hourly rate, if no other work is available for assignments; in no event shall they be paid for less than four (4) hours. However, this section shall not apply if the Company is unable to operate its plant or any portion thereof due to an act of Naturenature, utility failure, mechanical breakdown, government restriction, fire, flood, riot, civil commotion, or labor dispute, unless the mechanical breakdown or fire is caused by the companyCompany’s negligence.