Slaughtering Yards Sample Clauses

Slaughtering Yards. An employee working in slaughtering yards is entitled to 32 cents per hour extra.
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Slaughtering Yards. An FTM working in slaughtering yards is entitled to 35 cents per hour in addition to their ordinary hourly rate of pay, whilst working in a slaughtering yard.
Slaughtering Yards. [Pt I:Pt 5:5.9.3(l) varied by Q1020 R5307 PR904632 PR918271 PR932048 PR947308; PR959867 ppc 07Jun05] An employee working in slaughtering yards is entitled to 32 cents per hour extra.

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