Common use of Relieving in Higher Clause in Contracts

Relieving in Higher. Rated Positions When an employee temporarily relieves (for one shift or more) in a higher paying position included in this Agreement for which a flat rate of pay is established, they shall receive the rate for the job. When an employee temporarily (for one shift or more) relieves in a higher paying position included in this Agreement for which a salary range has been established, they shall receive the rate in the salary range which is next higher to their present rate.

Relieving in Higher. Rated Positions When an employee temporarily relieves (for one shift or more) in a higher paying position included in this Agreement for which a flat rate of pay is established, they he/she shall receive the rate for the job. When an employee temporarily (for one shift or more) relieves in a higher paying position included in this Agreement for which a salary range has been established, they he/she shall receive the rate in the salary range which is next higher to their his/her present rate.

Relieving in Higher. Rated Positions When an employee temporarily relieves (for one shift or more) in a higher paying position included in this the Agreement for which a flat rate of pay is established, they he/she shall receive the rate for the job. When an employee temporarily (for one shift or more) relieves in a higher paying position included in this Agreement for which a salary range has been established, they he/she shall receive the rate in the salary range which is next higher to their his/her present rate.

Relieving in Higher. Rated Positions When an employee temporarily relieves (for one shift or more) in a higher paying position included in this the Agreement for which a flat rate of pay is established, they shall receive the rate for the job. When an employee temporarily (for one shift or more) relieves in a higher paying position included in this Agreement for which a salary range has been established, they shall receive the rate in the salary range which is next higher to their present rate.