Common use of Temporary Pay Increases Clause in Contracts

Temporary Pay Increases. When an employee is assigned by a supervisor to perform the duties of a position in a classification higher than the classification currently held by the employee for a period of four (4) hours in a work day, the employee shall receive a temporary pay increase to the minimum rate of the salary grade of the higher classification for the time worked, or a four percent (4%) increase in their current pay for the time worked, whichever is higher. If employees are assigned to perform the duties of a higher classification on an ongoing basis, but less than four (4) hours in a work day, the Employer has the discretion to provide a temporary pay increase.

Temporary Pay Increases. When an employee is assigned by a supervisor to perform the duties of a position in a classification higher than the classification currently held by the employee for a period of at least four (4) hours in a work day, the employee shall receive a temporary pay increase to the minimum rate of the salary grade of the higher classification for the time worked, or a four percent (4%) increase in their current pay for the time worked, whichever is higher. If employees are assigned to perform the duties of a higher classification on an ongoing basis, but less than four (4) hours in a work day, the Employer has the discretion to provide a temporary pay increase.