Common use of PAYMENT FOR EXCESSIVE HOURS Clause in Contracts

PAYMENT FOR EXCESSIVE HOURS. 1. A Master of a continuous operating vessel normally works limited amount of incidental overtime while his vessel is at sea, related to traffic conditions, weather hazards, or the navigation of difficult tidal conditions, for which he shall be compensated by a monthly payment of three hundred thirty dollars ($330.00) in recognition of actual hours worked. This payment will constitute remuneration for the number of hours determined by the following formula: $330.00 = hours rounded to the whole number overtime rate for the Master concerned Time worked, pursuant to this Article, in excess of the hours determined by the above formula shall be paid for at the overtime rate for time actually worked. All time worked under this Article shall be calculated in minimum increments of one-half (½) hour.

PAYMENT FOR EXCESSIVE HOURS. 1. 34.01 A Master of a continuous operating vessel normally works a limited amount of incidental overtime while his vessel is at sea, related to traffic conditions, weather hazards, or the navigation of difficult tidal conditions, for which he shall be compensated by a monthly payment of three hundred thirty dollars ($330.00) in recognition of actual hours worked. This payment will constitute remuneration for the number of hours determined by the following formula: $330.00 = hours rounded to the nearest whole number $330.00 Xxx e overtime rate for the Master concerned Time worked, pursuant to this Article, in excess of the hours determined by the above formula shall be paid for at the overtime rate for time actually worked. All time worked under this Article shall be calculated in minimum increments of one-half (½) hour.

PAYMENT FOR EXCESSIVE HOURS. 1. A Master of a continuous operating vessel normally works limited amount of incidental overtime while his vessel is at sea, related to traffic conditions, weather hazards, or the navigation of difficult tidal conditions, for which he shall be compensated by a monthly payment of three hundred thirty dollars ($330.00) in recognition of actual hours worked. This payment will constitute remuneration for the number of hours determined by the following formula: $330.00 = hours rounded to the whole number overtime rate for the Master concerned Time worked, pursuant to this Article, in excess of the hours determined by the above formula shall be paid for at the overtime rate for time actually worked. All time worked under this Article shall be calculated in minimum increments of one-half (½) hour.

PAYMENT FOR EXCESSIVE HOURS. 1. 34.01 A Master of a continuous operating vessel normally works a limited amount of incidental overtime while his vessel is at sea, related to traffic conditions, weather hazards, or the navigation of difficult tidal conditions, for which he shall be compensated by a monthly payment of three four hundred thirty dollars ($330.00430.00) in recognition of actual hours worked. This payment will constitute remuneration for the number of hours determined by the following formula: $330.00 430.00 = hours rounded to the nearest whole number overtime rate for the Master concerned Time worked, pursuant to this Article, in excess of the hours determined by the above formula shall be paid for at the overtime rate for time actually worked. All time worked under this Article shall be calculated in minimum increments of one-half (½) hour.

PAYMENT FOR EXCESSIVE HOURS. 1. (a) A Master of a continuous operating vessel normally works limited amount of incidental overtime while his vessel is at sea, related to traffic conditions, weather hazards, or the navigation of difficult tidal conditions, for which he shall be compensated by a monthly payment of three hundred thirty dollars ($330.00) 330.00 in recognition of actual hours worked. This payment will constitute remuneration for the number of hours determined by the following formula: $330.00 = hours rounded to the whole number overtime rate for the Master whole number concerned Time worked, pursuant to this Article, in excess of the hours determined by the above formula shall be paid for at the overtime rate for time actually worked. All time worked under this Article shall be calculated in minimum increments of one-one half (½) hour.