Allowance For Miscellaneous Work and Short Unavoidable Delays Clause Samples

Allowance For Miscellaneous Work and Short Unavoidable Delays. In each job there are miscellaneous work elements, such as obtaining stock, handling scrap pieces, disposing of finished work and miscellaneous delays inherent in the job. The normal time required to perform such work is added to and becomes a part of the standard time per piece. Also, an allowance of 3% is made to cover short unavoidable delays which occur irregularly, such as interruptions by oilers, inspectors, and instructions from the supervisor.
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Allowance For Miscellaneous Work and Short Unavoidable Delays. In each job there are miscellaneous work elements, such as obtaining stock, handling scrap pieces, disposing of work and miscella- neous delays inherent in the job. The normal time required to perform such work is added to and becomes part of the standard time per piece. Also an allowance of is made to cover short unavoidable delays which occur irregularly, such as interruptions by oilers, inspectors, and instructions from the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. An allowance of is included in the standard for fatigue.
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