Show Up Time / Minimum Hours Sample Clauses
The Show Up Time / Minimum Hours clause establishes the minimum amount of time an employee will be compensated for when they report to work, regardless of whether there is sufficient work available. Typically, this means that if an employee is scheduled and arrives at the workplace but is sent home early due to lack of work, they are still paid for a set minimum number of hours, such as two or four hours. This clause ensures employees are fairly compensated for their time and travel, and it provides predictability in pay, while also encouraging employers to schedule shifts responsibly.
Show Up Time / Minimum Hours. When an EMPLOYEE reports to either the shop or a job site and is unable to work due to circumstances beyond the control of the EMPLOYER, then the EMPLOYEE shall be paid two (2) hour "show up time”. Should that EMPLOYEE begin working, then he shall be paid for the actual time worked.
