Common use of On employer’s orders Clause in Contracts

On employer’s orders. Notwithstanding section 7.1 of the collective agreement and the provisions of individual employment contracts and in addition to what is agreed therein, the employer may assign a maximum of 16 additional regular working hours per calendar year to each sen- ior salaried employee. Such work is assigned when necessary for production-related reasons. Additional working hours may not be scheduled on midweek public holidays or on the Saturday of a week that includes a midweek public holiday. A basic rate of pay on top of the monthly salary shall be paid for additional regular working hours. The senior salaried employees concerned shall be notified of changes to the current schedule of working hours at least one week before the change is implemented. A senior salaried employee may refuse to work on the employer’s orders referred to in this paragraph on a case-by-case basis for proper and weighty personal reasons.

On employer’s orders. Notwithstanding the section 7.1 of the collective agreement and the provisions of individual employment contracts and in addition to what is agreed thereinthereof, the employer may assign a maximum of 16 additional regular working hours per calendar year to each sen- ior salaried employee. Such work is assigned when necessary for production-related reasons. Additional working hours may not be scheduled on midweek mid-week public holidays or on the Saturday of a week that includes a midweek mid-week public holiday. A basic rate of pay on top of the a monthly salary shall be paid for additional regular working hours. The senior salaried employees concerned shall be notified notifed of changes to the current schedule of working hours at least one week before the change is implemented. A senior salaried employee may refuse to work on the employer’s orders referred to in under this paragraph on a case-by-case basis for proper and weighty personal reasons.