Refrigeration Checks Sample Clauses

Refrigeration Checks. 25.01 Any employee who is a member of the bargaining unit required to check stores for heating and refrigeration on a non-working day shall receive twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for the first (1st) one-half (½) hour and two times (2x) his regular rate of pay thereafter. In the event of equipment breakdown the Store Manager must be notified.
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Refrigeration Checks. (a) Any employee who is a member of the bargaining unit required to check stores for heating and refrigeration on a non-working day shall receive twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for the first (1st) one-half (%) hour and two times (2X) his regular rate of pay thereafter. In the event of equipment breakdown, the Store Manager must be notified.
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Refrigeration Checks. (a) Any who is a Of the bargaining Unit required to check stores for heating and refrigeration on a non-working day shall receive fifteen dollars for the first half hour and two times his regular rate Of pay thereafter. In the event of equipment breakdown, the Store be notified. Employees will not be required to travel in of twenty-five (one way from permanent residence to the store) for the purpose of heating and refrigeration checks, by mutual agreement, Full-time Deli Clerks will receive a premium of twenty cents per hour. ARTICLE NOTICE OF ABSENCE to attend work as the shall Employees are unable to attend, scheduled. When his Manager, Immediate Manager, or the next highest management person within two hours before his scheduled starting time practicable, giving the reason he is unable to report for work. He shall advise the he expects to return to work and how the Store or the management person as appropriate, noted can Call or contact him this absence.
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