Basic wage rate definition

Basic wage rate means the wage rate in effect on January 1, 1996.
Basic wage rate means an hourly rate which is sixty-seven-percent (67%) of the regular hourly bill rate provided that the minimum basic wage rate paid under this Agreement shall be no less than the rate described in Article 25.02 below;
Basic wage rate means regular pay on the date of the start of the leave excluding overtime, premium pay, bonuses, upgrades or other pay.

Examples of Basic wage rate in a sentence

  • When employees are working on their scheduled days of rest or on paid holidays, their rate of pay will be three (3) times the Basic Wage Rate, for all hours or part hours spent working below ground, in an underground mine.

  • An employee who works a scheduled tour on Mother’s Day will be paid two (2) times their Basic Wage Rate for all time worked that day.

  • Basic Wage Rate The rate of pay, exclusive of all differential or premium payments.

  • An employee who works a scheduled tour, any period of which falls between midnight (24:00) Saturday and midnight (24:00) Sunday will be paid an additional one-half (1/2) times their Basic Wage Rate for all time worked in this period.

  • An employee who works a scheduled tour on Easter Sunday will be paid their Basic Wage Rate plus an amount equal to one and one-half (1.5) times their Basic Wage Rate for all time worked that day.


More Definitions of Basic wage rate

Basic wage rate means regular pay on the date of disability excluding overtime, premium pay, bonuses, upgrades or other pay.
Basic wage rate means the wage rate in effect on January 1, 1992.
Basic wage rate means an hourly rate which is sixty-seven-percent (67%) of the regular hourly xxxx rate provided that the basic wage rate paid under this Agreement shall be no less than the rate described in Article below; and “non shall mean those sites respect of which the Employer commences to provide security services after the effective date of this Agreement where, prior to the Employer’s so doing, security services were provided by another employer, whose security guard employees were not unionized with the Union; I
Basic wage rate means the wage rate in effect on January 1, 2000.
Basic wage rate means as follows: with respect to determining increases in the charge for AVA set forth in the second sentence of this subparagraph (iii), it shall mean January 1, 1982 and with respect to determining increases in the charge for auxiliary ventilation set forth in the third sentence of this subparagraph (iii) it shall mean the wage rate in effect January 1, 1999.
Basic wage rate means the wage rate in effect on January 1, 1999, and the term "tax base" shall mean the annual per rentable square foot factor finally established to be the annual per rentable square foot factor to be used in computing payments in lieu of taxes for the tax year beginning July 1, 1999.
Basic wage rate means an hourly rate which is sixty-seven-percent of the regular hourly bill rate provided that the minimum basic wage rate under this Agreement shall be no less than the rate described in Article below; and “non shall mean those sites in respect of which the Employer commences to provide security services after the effective date of this Agreement where, prior to the Employer’s so doing, security services were provided by another employer, whose security guard employees were not with the Union; site” shall mean: all sites at which the Employer provides security services on the effective date of this agreement for so long as the Employer security services at such site; and,