Work in Different Classification Within Craft. When an Employee is temporarily required to perform work of another classification within their craft, the Employee will be paid the rate that the classification calls for while required to perform such work, provided the Employee works at least two (2) hours within that classification.
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Work in Different Classification Within Craft. When an Employee is temporarily required to perform work of another classification within their craft, the Employee will shall be paid the rate that the classification calls for while required to perform such work, provided the Employee works at least two (2) hours within that classification, except where part of a composite crew.
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Work in Different Classification Within Craft. When an Employee is temporarily required to perform work of another in a higher classification within their craft, the Employee will shall be paid the rate that the classification calls for while required to perform such work, provided the Employee works at least two (2) hours within that classification. If the Employee works in a lower classification than dispatched, they shall be paid at their normal rate of pay.
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Samples: Operating Engineers Local 302, Alaska Construction Agreement
Work in Different Classification Within Craft. When an Employee is temporarily required to perform work of another classification within their his craft, the Employee will shall be paid the rate that the classification calls for while required to perform such work, provided the Employee works at least two (2) hours within that classification.
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Work in Different Classification Within Craft. When an Employee is temporarily required to perform work of another classification within their his craft, the Employee will shall be paid the rate that the classification calls for while required to perform such work, whichever is higher, provided the Employee works at least two (2) hours within that classification.
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Samples: Agreement
Work in Different Classification Within Craft. When an Employee is temporarily required to perform work of another classification within their craft, the Employee will be paid the rate that the classification calls for while required to perform such work, provided the Employee works at least two (2) hours within that classification, except when part of a composite crew.
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Samples: Preamble
