Common use of WITHHELD FROM ASSIGNMENT Clause in Contracts

WITHHELD FROM ASSIGNMENT. (a) When a Regular Operator is withheld from his/her regular assignment by the Authority, for the purpose of working an alternate assignment, he/she shall be paid not less than the earnings of his/her regular assignment for that day. In addition thereto, he/she shall receive one (1) additional hour of pay time. (b) A Regular Operator incumbent on a straight assignment may not be worked on a split alternate assignment except on the basis of continuous time, and he/she shall not be paid less than the earnings of his/her regular assignment for that day and in addition thereto, the one (1) hour additional pay time will apply as in (a) above. (c) A Regular Operator shall not be deemed to be held from his/her regular assignment within the meaning of this Section when held from regular assignment, if, through an Act of Providence, or causes beyond the control of the Authority, it becomes impossible to perform regular service; or through the operation of Article 40, "Court Appearance and Jury Duty", or Article 27, "Discipline".

WITHHELD FROM ASSIGNMENT. ‌ (a) When a Regular Operator is withheld from his/her regular assignment by the Authority, for the purpose of working an alternate assignment, he/she shall be paid not less than the earnings of his/her regular assignment for that day. In addition thereto, he/she shall receive one (1) additional hour of pay time. (b) A Regular Operator incumbent on a straight assignment may not be worked on a split alternate assignment except on the basis of continuous time, and he/she shall not be paid less than the earnings of his/her regular assignment for that day and in addition thereto, the one (1) hour additional pay time will apply as in (a) above. (c) A Regular Operator shall not be deemed to be held from his/her regular assignment within the meaning of this Section when held from regular assignment, if, through an Act of Providence, or causes beyond the control of the Authority, it becomes impossible to perform regular service; or through the operation of Article 40, "Court Appearance and Jury Duty", or Article 27, "Discipline".