Washing Time Clause Samples
The Washing Time clause defines the specific period allocated for cleaning or washing activities within a contractual arrangement. Typically, this clause outlines when and how long washing operations may occur, such as designating certain hours for cleaning machinery, vehicles, or facilities, and may set requirements for notifying relevant parties or adhering to safety protocols. Its core practical function is to ensure that washing activities are conducted in an orderly and predictable manner, minimizing disruptions and clarifying responsibilities between parties.
Washing Time. The employer shall provide sufficient facilities for washing and five minutes shall be allowed before lunch and before finishing time to enable employees to wash and put away gear.
Washing Time. 30.3.1 Persons employed in carbon black operations who are entitled to the special rate shall be allowed fifteen minutes washing time at the end of each shift.
Washing Time. Five minutes shall be allowed at a meal time and at the end of the working day for the purpose of washing, where dirty working conditions so require.
Washing Time. (a) Employees shall be allowed five minutes without deduction of pay for washing prior to the mid day or mid-shift meal break and prior to finishing time daily.
(b) Employees whose work is of such a nature (as agreed upon by the employee and his or her immediate supervisor) as necessitates the employee having a shower prior to leaving the employer's site shall have up to fifteen minutes at the end of each day or shift without deduction of pay for showering.
Washing Time. All Employees who are working in the powder plant shall be entitled to ten (10) minutes washing time at the end of each shift or during that shift at an agreed time with their supervisor.
Washing Time. The employer will allow the following wash up time prior to each break and end of work:
(i) One minute at AM Rest Pause
(ii) Two minutes at the Meal Break
(iii) One minute at PM Rest Pause
(iv) One minute at end of work.
Washing Time. Employees who become excessively dirty due to the nature of the work or where clothes are wetted will be allowed time to wash and/or change.
Washing Time. An employee engaged in the polishing shop or as a spray hand shall be allowed five minutes before the midday break and five minutes before his or her finishing time for washing purposes.
Washing Time. An employee engaged as a spray painter operator or stripper of mirrors or an employee using rouge, glacite or substitute material shall be allowed five minutes before the midday break and five minutes before knocking off time for washing purposes.
Washing Time. Employees engaged shall be allowed five minutes each day or shift for washing.