Common use of Leisure Time Protected Clause in Contracts

Leisure Time Protected. It is not the intention of the parties to this agreement that excessive overtime will be worked. The overtime requirement for each project will vary and will be discussed on a project by project basis by agreement between the parties. (The above sub-clauses (b)-(c) and calendars set out protection of leisure time in more detail regarding RDOs and fixed long weekends (FLWs) on which no work is to be scheduled).

Appears in 11 contracts

Sources: Union Collective Agreement, Enterprise Bargaining Agreement, Union Collective Agreement