Common use of Continuous Operations Premium Clause in Contracts

Continuous Operations Premium. i. The Continuous Operations Schedule shall provide not less than 12.5 hours of pay for 11.5 hour shifts. ii. Employees scheduled to work an 11.5 hour shift, but who work less than eleven and one half (11.5) hours, will receive a pro-rata share of the one (1) hour pay premium and shift differential applicable to employees who work the full eleven and one half (11.5) hour shift. iii. Should any current or future legislation require payment of overtime premiums for any hours paid at straight time rates under the provisions of this Agreement, the payment for hours paid but not worked over 11.5 in a day (including any Continuous Operations bonus) shall be utilized in offsetting the impact of such legislation.

Continuous Operations Premium. i. The Continuous Operations Schedule shall provide not less than 12.5 hours of pay for 11.5 hour shifts. ii. Employees scheduled to work an 11.5 hour shift, but who work less than eleven and one half (11.51 1.5) hours, will receive a pro-rata share of the one (1) hour pay premium and shift differential applicable to employees who work the full eleven and one half (11.5) hour 11.5)hour shift. iii. Should any current or future legislation require payment of overtime premiums for any hours paid at straight time rates under the provisions of this Agreement, the payment for hours paid but not worked over 11.5 in a day (including any Continuous Operations bonus) shall be utilized in offsetting the impact of such legislation.