Offshore waiting time Sample Clauses

Offshore waiting time. 144 If as the result of unforeseen events departure from the platform cannot take place as planned, the employee shall be paid for offshore waiting time after the end of the offshore period at the individual hourly pay. (80% of hourly earnings, exclusive of all supplements). Waiting time shall be paid for up to 12 hours per 24 hours (the working period). If the employee is given work, the number of hours for waiting time shall be reduced accordingly.
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