Common use of Unusual Conditions Clause in Contracts

Unusual Conditions. Where an employee works for more than one hour during normal rostered hours in circumstances or locations where, in the opinion of the supervisor, in consultation with the local Health and Safety Representative, the work is unusually cramped, distressing or unhealthy, e.g.: (a) In a tunnel; (b) Under floors; (c) In lift xxxxx; (d) On overhead equipment close to ceilings; (e) Inside and under mail processing equipment; (f) Behind switchboards, etc; the hours of duty for that day will be reduced by 30 minutes. Where such a reduction occurs, the normal hours of duty on other days will not be increased.

Unusual Conditions. Where an employee works for more than one hour during normal rostered hours in circumstances or locations where, in the opinion of the supervisor, in consultation with the local Health and Safety Representative, the work is unusually cramped, distressing or unhealthy, e.g.: (a) In a tunnel; (b) Under floors; (c) In lift xxxxx; (d) On overhead equipment close to ceilings; (e) Inside and under mail processing equipment; (f) Behind switchboards, etc; the hours of duty for that day will be reduced by 30 minutes. Where such a reduction occurs, the normal hours of duty on other days will not be increased.