Relief Time and Other Allowances Sample Clauses

Relief Time and Other Allowances. 1. All employees on a regular eight-hour shift shall be provided a relief period or periods in accordance with section (18.8) Relief Time. The amount of such relief time shall be modified accordingly for a shift other than a regular eight-hour shift. This shall not be deemed to affect the environmental relief allowance now included in the work standard of certain operations nor the allowance applicable to certain other operations as expressly set forth in letters from the Company to the Union. Such relief time, except in emergencies, shall not be provided during the first hour of the shift or the first hour after the lunch period, or during such other periods, not exceeding in the aggregate two (2) hours per shift, as may be mutually satisfactory in the local plants. 2. When a time study is made, the employee's performance will be rated as to normal at the time such study is made. In addition to the regular relief allowance, allowances will be made for such elements as standard tool changes, material handling, and fatigue where these are a factor.
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Relief Time and Other Allowances. 1. All employees on a regular eight-hour shift shall have a relief period or periods not exceeding in the aggregate twelve (12) minutes before lunch and twelve
Relief Time and Other Allowances. 1. All employees on a regular eight-hour shift shall be provided a relief period or periods in accordance with section (18.8) Relief Time. The amount of such relief time shall be modified accordingly for a shift other than a regular eight-hour shift. This shall not be deemed to affect the environmental relief allowance now included in the work standard of certain operations nor the allowance applicable to certain other operations as expressly set forth in letters from the Company to the Union. Such relief time, except in emergencies, shall not be provided during the first hour of the shift or the first hour after the lunch period, or during such other periods, not exceeding in the aggregate two
Relief Time and Other Allowances. 1. All employees on a regular eight-hour shift shall have a relief period or periods not exceeding in the aggregate twelve (12) minutes before lunch and twelve (12) minutes after lunch. Such relief periods represent five percent of the shift time or three (3) minutes per hour. The amount of such relief time shall be modified accordingly for a shift other than a regular eight-hour shift. This shall not be deemed to affect the environmental relief allowance now included in the work standard of certain operations nor the allowance applicable to certain other operations as expressly set forth in letters from the Company to the Union. Such relief time, except in emergencies, shall not be provided during the first hour of the shift or the first hour after the lunch period, or during such other periods, not exceeding in the aggregate two (2) hours per shift, as may be mutually satisfactory in the local plants. 2. When a time study is made, the employee's performance will be rated as to normal at the time such study is made. In addition to the regular relief
Relief Time and Other Allowances. All employees on a regular shift shall have a or periods not exceeding in the aggregate twelve (12) minutes before lunch and twelve (12) minutes after lunch. Such relief periods represent five per cent of the time or three (3)minutes per hour. The amount of such relief shall be accordingly for a shift other than a regular shift. This shall not be deemed to affect the relief allowance now included in the work standard of certain operations nor the allowance applicableto certain other operations as expressly set forth in letters from the Corporation to the Such relief time, except in emergencies, shall not be provided during the first hour of the shift or the first hour after the lunch period, or during such other periods, not exceeding the aggregate two (2) hours per as may be mutually satisfactory in the local plants. When a time study is made, the employee's performance be rated as to normal at the time such study is made. In additionto the regular relief allowance, allowances will be made for such elements as standard changes, material handling, and fatigue where these are a factor. Special Provisions Breakdowns, Ratio of Body Types, and Operations, An employee will not be required to make up a loss in production on the employee's operation solely as a of machine or or shortage of stock or other conditions if the condition is beyond the employee's control, but the employee may be directed while the condition exists, to perform other work or, if the condition exists during a period when the employee may be required to do so, to take regular relief time.

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