Over-Scale Technicians Sample Clauses

The Over-Scale Technicians clause defines the terms and conditions under which technicians who are paid above the standard wage scale are engaged for work. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances in which such technicians may be hired, the approval process required, and any limitations or reporting obligations associated with their employment. For example, it may specify that over-scale rates must be pre-approved by management or that records of such payments must be maintained. The core function of this clause is to control labor costs and ensure transparency when higher-than-standard wages are paid, thereby preventing unauthorized or excessive compensation.
Over-Scale Technicians. The Producer and the Technician may, by individual negotiations at the time of the Technician’s hiring, agree that the portion of the Technician’s pay which is in excess of the minimum scale rate for such Technician, may be applied to any of the overtime payments, meal premiums, and premium pay for turnaround infringement. Calculation of all such payments, meal premiums and premium pay for turnaround infringement must be recorded in the Technician’s weekly timesheets.
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