AVAILABILITY OF TIME STUDY DATA Clause Samples

The "Availability of Time Study Data" clause requires that time study data relevant to a project or contract be made accessible to specified parties, such as the client or auditor. In practice, this means that records detailing how time was allocated to various tasks or activities must be maintained and provided upon request, often to support billing, performance evaluation, or compliance checks. This clause ensures transparency and accountability in time reporting, helping to prevent disputes over labor costs and verify that work has been performed as claimed.
AVAILABILITY OF TIME STUDY DATA. The Company agrees that it will conform to the law with respect to making available such time study data as may be needed by authorized Union officials from time to time in the course of processing grievances under this Agreement with regard to incentive standards. It is agreed that such data will not be misused and that it will be kept strictly confidential so as to insure that Company means, methods, and production processes will never be revealed to parties not bound by this Agreement. The Union time study engineer and the Company time study engineer will meet for the purpose of resolving the question of unsupported time study back-up data.
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