Common use of Stacking of Premiums Clause in Contracts

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.076.09, 6.12 and 6.15. (this will need to be renumbered)

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07clause 6.10, Danger Pay, and 6.07, Shift Differential.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall will only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall will a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07Clause 6.07.,

Stacking of Premiums. ‌ In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07clause 6.10, Danger Pay, and 6.07, Shift Differential.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.076.09, 6.12 and 6.15.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article Clause 7.07., Shift Differential.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one premium (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; ) or the greatest of the premiums, premiums (where the premiums are not equal), unless specifically provided otherwise in other sections of this Agreement. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall will only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall will a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07Clause 6.07., Shift Differential.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07Articles 6.07-Shift Differential, 6.08-Height Pay, and 6.11-Deep Tunnel Pay.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07Articles 6.07-Shift Differential, 6.08-Height Pay

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances circum- stances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07clauses 6.07, 6.08 and

Stacking of Premiums. ‌ In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.076.07, 6.08, 6.10, and 6.11.

Stacking of Premiums. In instances where more than one (1) premium is provided for work performed, an employee shall only be paid one (1) premium, where the premiums are equal; or the greatest of the premiums, where the premiums are not equal. Under no circumstances shall a premium be compounded by the application of another premium in determining the rate of pay to be paid to an employee, except as specified in Article 7.07clauses 6.07, 6.08 and 6.11.