SCHEDULING WORK Clause Samples
The "Scheduling Work" clause defines how and when work will be planned and carried out under the agreement. It typically outlines the process for setting work schedules, including who is responsible for creating and approving the schedule, and may specify requirements for notice or changes to the schedule. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of the timing and coordination of work, helping to prevent misunderstandings and delays during the project.
SCHEDULING WORK. The utility's feeders are removed from service for normal work on closely restricted schedules. If the Contractor requires an outage of the utility feeder or needs to have the service de-energized for routine work, it shall notify the utility in advance. The Contractor will be notified by the utility if the date and time are satisfactory and, if not; an alternate date will be suggested. The schedule will be modified only by mutual agreement of the interested parties except that, in an emergency, the utility may cancel the scheduled outage and the Contractor shall be so notified.
SCHEDULING WORK. 20.01 Start times shall be posted on the prior Friday of the week for which the starting times shall be effective. Employees who are ordered to report for work prior to said scheduled starting times shall receive time and one-half (1-1/2) for all hours worked prior to their regular starting time. Employees who are ordered to report for work later than their scheduled starting time shall receive time and one-half (1-1/2) for the number of hours equal to the number of hours called into work after their scheduled start time.
20.02 If the Employer secures new work for the next day at a time too late to comply with the preceding paragraph, he may call employees to perform such work at any time; provided, however, the acceptance of such work shall be at the employee’s option and if the call to work occurs when the employee is unable to report to work at his regular starting time he shall nevertheless be paid from the regular-starting time. Such employee is expected to report to work within a reason- able time after receiving the call and accepting the work. However, if such late call to work is the result of another employee’s inability to perform his work, pay in such instance will commence when the em- ployee reports to the Employer’s premises and clocks in.
20.03 Any employee who is called to work after his regular starting time because of another employee’s inability to perform his work shall receive a minimum of six (6) hours work or if six (6) hours work is not furnished, a minimum of six (6) hours pay at the straight time rate.
20.04 The night shift is a regular work shift, the majority of the working hours falling between 3:30 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. Night shift premium of ten cents ($.10) per hour shall be added to the regular straight time rates for employees who are required to perform night shift work. It is not to apply to watchmen and janitors.
20.05 When delivery area vacancies are scheduled for a week or more, utility drivers shall bid, in seniority order, those vacated ar- eas that are not being used as training routes, on a week by week basis. Once a utility driver is awarded a weekly vacancy bid, in accordance with their seniority, they shall not be removed from that weekly vacancy bid, except when the regular bid driver returns to work during the week. These delivery area vacancies shall be post- ed by Thursday of the prior week. When directed on a scheduled day of dispatch, travel time to and from another facility, on the same island, shall be co...
SCHEDULING WORK. All work shall be scheduled with the Court’s Project Manager or his/her designee before starting the assigned project.
SCHEDULING WORK. When the Agency requires employees to work on specific days and times that vary from day-to-day or week-to-week, the Agency will provide written schedules at least 14 calendar days in advance. Management-directed changes to the work schedule will be communicated at least 72 hours in advance. Changes required to accommodate employee leave schedules may be communicated less than 72 hours in advance. When an employee is not available for their scheduled day or time, the employee must provide timely advance notice, if possible, and it is the Agency’s responsibility to find a replacement. Nothing in this Section prohibits employees from finding their own replacement.
SCHEDULING WORK. Whenever the Tribe desires to use the County services to undertake routine maintenance or repair of Tribe vehicles, the Tribe shall notify the County's Everett Shop Supervisor or Communication Repair Technician for scheduling the work. To the extent the Tribe vehicles are in need of scheduled maintenance or unscheduled repair, such maintenance and/or repair will be provided on an "as needed" basis at the County's Shop Supervisor's discretion with emergent repairs being undertaken as soon as reasonably possible.
SCHEDULING WORK. Before the issuance of the first delivery order in a particular building, a conference may be conducted by the Contracting Officer at the field office to acquaint the Contractor with Government policies and procedures that are to be observed, to develop a mutual understanding concerning the administration of the contract, and to make provisions for the Contractor's use of the Government equipment and facilities.
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18.01 For the purpose of computing weekly overtime, the workweek shall be Monday through Friday.
18.02 Work performed by an employee which is defined here- under as overtime shall be compensated for at one and one- half (1-1/2) times the straight time rate.
18.03 Work performed by any employee in excess of eight (8) straight time hours (exclusive of meal periods) in any one (1) day shall constitute overtime. Work performed by an employ- ee in excess of forty (40) straight time hours (excluding meal periods) in any one (1) week shall constitute overtime.
18.04 In computing the aforementioned forty (40) hours, time off on an employee’s scheduled workday for holidays, sick leave, and waiting period for sick leave shall be computed as time worked; provided, however, that upon occasion of absence from work because of sickness or injury, the employ- ee presents a certificate from his attending physician or other evidence satisfactory to the Employer that his absence is due to such sickness or injury.
18.05 Work performed by an employee on Saturday shall con- stitute overtime.
18.06 Sunday work shall be paid at one and one-half (1-1/2) times the regular hourly rate unless it is the seventh (7th) con- secutive day worked, in which case it shall be paid at two (2) times the regular hourly rate. A paid holiday shall be consid- ered a day worked.
18.07 No overtime shall be paid unless the work performed is at the request of or on the order of the Employer.
18.08 Whenever two (2) or more overtime or premium rates are applicable to the same hour or hours worked, there shall be no pyramiding or adding together of such rates and only the higher of the applicable rates shall apply.
SCHEDULING WORK. Design Builder shall submit an initial Contract Schedule within thirty days of execution of the Contract showing Design Phase and Construction Phase milestones. Upon Authority’s approval of the Construction Documents, the Design Builder shall issue and updated Contract Schedule. The Contract Schedule shall be in critical path format and in sufficient detail to demonstrate adequate planning of the Work.
SCHEDULING WORK. 15.4.1 The Employer shall notify all affected employeesof any schedule change, including a change from an eight (8) hour day work week to 4/10 hour week, or vice versa, by the posting of a notice on or before noon on Thursday of the week preceding the scheduling change. This notice shall specify: (a) the work are involved (e.g., maintenance, evisceration, cut-up, packaging, and/or shipping and receiving), (b) the number of employees required for each work area, and (c) the scheduled work days and hours.
15.4.2 Prior to 5:00 p.m. on the date of posting a schedule change notice, employees shall have the right to sign up to perform any work specified on the notice on the basis of seniority, provided that employees shall be permitted only to sign up for work in the area or classification regularly employed. For example, if Employer schedules eighty (80) cut-up employeesfor a Tuesday through Friday work week, only employees who regularly work in the cut-up area will be permitted to sign up for that work. The Employer shall be entitled to designate employees to fill any work schedule for which an insufficient number of volunteers have signed up, on the basis of inverse seniority and shall post the work schedule for the following week by the start of work the day following the initial posting of the schedule notice.
15.4.3 Employer shall schedule work during any 4/10 hour week to provide a minimum of two (2) consecutive days off; however, Employer shall not be required to schedule work on four (4) consecutive days. The daily schedule of hours shall be subject to reasonable changes necessitated by circumstances not known to Employer at the time of posting the notice provided that employees shall be advised as to their next reporting time if different from the current day before completion of their last scheduled work day.
SCHEDULING WORK. Before the issuance of the first delivery order in a particular building, a conference may be conducted by the Contracting Officer at the field office to acquaint the Contractor with Government policies and procedures that are to be observed, to develop a mutual understanding concerning the administration of the contract, and to make provisions for the Contractor's use of the Government equipment and facilities.