Common use of Time Change Clause in Contracts

Time Change. The employer will pay each employee’s regular hourly wage as set forth in Schedule A, as applicable, for the actual hours worked by such employee on the days when each of the Daylight and Eastern Standard Time are implemented. For greater clarity, an employee who is working on the changeover to Daylight Savings Time in the spring of any year will receive six and one-half (6½) hours wages and an employee who is working on change over to Eastern Standard Time in the fall of any given year will receive eight and one-half (8½) hours wages at the applicable straight time hourly rate.

Time Change. The employer Employer will pay each employee’s 's regular hourly wage as set forth in Schedule A, as applicable, for the actual hours worked by such employee on the days when each of the Daylight and Eastern Standard Time are implemented. For greater clarity, an employee who is working on the changeover to Daylight Savings Time in the spring of any year will receive six and one-half (6½6 1/2) hours wages and an employee who is working on change over to Eastern Standard Time in the fall of any given year will receive eight and one-half (8½8 1/2) hours wages at the applicable straight time hourly rate.

Time Change. The employer Employer will pay each employee’s 's regular hourly wage as set forth in Schedule “A”, as applicable, for the actual hours worked by such employee on the days when each of the Daylight and Eastern Standard Time are implemented. For greater clarity, an employee who is working on the changeover to Daylight Savings Time in the spring of any year will receive six and one-half (6½) hours wages and an employee who is working on change over to Eastern Standard Time in the fall of any given year will receive eight and one-half (8½) hours wages at the applicable straight time hourly rate.