WORK OFFSHORE Sample Clauses

WORK OFFSHORE. 4.10.1 An offshore compensation per day shall be agreed locally for work offshore in additional to the regular monthly wages. Ordinary working hours shall be 12 hours per day. The working arrangement and compensation time shall be agreed upon locally. For sporadic work offshore, one hour worked offshore shall be calculated as 1.115 onshore hours.
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