Common use of RIGHT TO DEDUCT PAY Clause in Contracts

RIGHT TO DEDUCT PAY. The employer may deduct payment for any day or part thereof upon which an employee cannot be usefully employed due to any of the following circumstances: • Industrial action or participation in any industrial action • A stoppage of work (other than for inclement weather within the allowance prescribed by this agreement) for any cause, including break-down of machinery or failure or lack of power, for which cause the employer is not reasonably responsible.

RIGHT TO DEDUCT PAY. 27.1 The employer may deduct payment for any day or part thereof upon which an employee cannot be usefully employed due to any of the following circumstances: • Industrial action or participation in any industrial action • A stoppage of work (other than for inclement weather within the allowance prescribed by this agreementAgreement) for any cause, including break-down of machinery or failure or lack of power, for which cause the employer is not reasonably responsible.

RIGHT TO DEDUCT PAY. 27.1 The employer may deduct payment for any day or part thereof upon which an employee cannot be usefully employed due to any of the following circumstances: • : (a) Industrial action or participation in any industrial action • action; (b) A stoppage of work (other than for inclement weather within the allowance prescribed by this agreementAgreement) for any cause, including break-down break‐down of machinery or failure or lack of power, for which cause the employer is not reasonably responsible.