WORK IN THE RAIN Sample Clauses

WORK IN THE RAIN. 41.1 An employee who is required to continuously work in the rain will be required to supply and wear a raincoat.
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WORK IN THE RAIN. Where an employee is required to perform work in the rain and by so doing gets their clothing wet, the employee shall be paid double rates for all work so performed. Such payment shall continue until the employee finishes work or until the clothing dries or is able to be changed, whichever is earlier.
WORK IN THE RAIN. An employee required to work in the rain shall be supplied by the employer with suitable waterproof clothing. However, should the clothes of an employee using such waterproof clothing become rain soaked, the employee shall be paid double rates for the work performed and this payment shall continue until the employee is able to change into dry clothes or the work is completed, whichever is the earlier.
WORK IN THE RAIN. Only emergency electric line work shall be done by Line Crews in rain, sleet, snow, sandstorms or severe cold. It will be the policy of the Company to give reasonable consideration to limiting the outside work of other employees, when the above adverse weather conditions exist, providing the nature of the work will permit postponement. Employees not required to perform their regular work under these conditions shall be assigned other duties and paid their usual wages for such work.
WORK IN THE RAIN. Suitable waterproof clothing will be supplied by Ergon Energy, where practicable, to employees who are required to work in the rain. Where in the performance of such work, an employee whose clothes become wet from rain will be paid double rates for all work so performed and such payment will continue until the employee is able to change into dry clothing or until work is completed for the day, whichever is the earlier. Where the employee has to have their lunch in substantially wet clothing, then they will be paid double time for such lunch period. Where a call-out involves work in the rain and where such call-out entitles an employee only to the minimum payment prescribed by this Agreement, the penalty for work in the rain will be paid in addition to such minimum payment.
WORK IN THE RAIN. 3.6.1 “The Employer” will supply suitable waterproof clothing, where practicable, to “the Employees” who are required to work in the rain.
WORK IN THE RAIN. Suitable waterproof clothing will be supplied by ENERGEX, where practicable, to employees who are required to work in the rain. Where in the performance of such work, an employee whose clothes become wet from rain will be paid double rates for all work so performed and such payment will continue until the employee is able to change into dry clothing or until work ceases, whichever is the earlier. Where the employee has to have their lunch in wet clothing, then they will be paid double time for such lunch period. Employees will change into dry clothing at the earliest practicable opportunity. Where a call-out involves work in the rain and where such call-out entitles an employee only to the minimum payment prescribed by this Agreement, the penalty for work in the rain will be paid in addition to such minimum payment.
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