SHOW-UP OR REPORTING TIME Sample Clauses

SHOW-UP OR REPORTING TIME. Two (2) hours at the regular straight time rate will be paid only when the employee reports on time for work and is not put to work and has not been previously notified that there will be no work for him. On overtime days, overtime rates apply. Notifications to the employee may be verbal, by registered letter, special delivery, or by telephone. It shall be the responsibility of each employee that the Employer has his correct residence address and telephone number. SHOW-UP TIME will not be paid when an employee reports to work at a time other than when regularly scheduled to work unless specifically instructed by the Employer to do so, or when a reporting employee refuses to perform substitute work when the employee’s regular work or job is shut down.
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SHOW-UP OR REPORTING TIME. Two (2) hours at the regular straight time rate will be paid only when the em- ployee reports on time for work and is not put to work and has not been previously notified that there will be no work for him. On overtime days, overtime rates apply. Notifications to the employee may be verbal, by regis- tered letter, special delivery, or by telephone. It shall be the responsibility of each employee that the Employer has his correct residence address and telephone number.
Sample 1
SHOW-UP OR REPORTING TIME. Two (2) hours at the regular straight time rate will be paid only when the employee reports on time for work and is not put to work and has not been previously notified that there will be no work for him. On overtime days, overtime rates apply. Notifications to the employee may be verbal, by registered letter, special delivery, or by telephone. It shall be the responsibility of each employee that the Employer has his correct residence address and telephone number.
Sample 1

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