SHORT TURNAROUND Sample Clauses

The Short Turnaround clause sets a specific, often brief, timeframe within which a party must complete a task, respond to a request, or fulfill an obligation. For example, it may require delivery of goods within 24 hours of order receipt or mandate that feedback on a draft document be provided within two business days. This clause is designed to expedite processes and ensure that critical actions are taken promptly, thereby minimizing delays and keeping projects or transactions on schedule.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. If any crew is called for the same client within ten hours of the end of the previous call for the same client then each crew member so called shall be in short turnaround. Short turnaround will continue for each crew member until reset by ten hours off or the end of the final call for the client, whichever is sooner. Any crew person on short turnaround will be paid at the overtime rate up to 12 hours and double time thereafter.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. If a Newswriter/News Assistant is required to report for work on any day sooner than twelve (12) hours after the completion of his or her previous shift, such Newswriter/News Assistant shall be paid penalty pay of one-half (½) of his or her straight-time rate of pay for all hours worked within such twelve (12) hour period. Time off for a Newswriter/News Assistant shall be scheduled so that his or her two (2) consecutive days off will permit a Newswriter/News Assistant to be continuously absent from employment not less than sixty (60) hours, and in the event of a single day off, for not less than thirty-six (36) hours. If a Newswriter/News Assistant is called in before the expiration of such sixty (60) hour or thirty-six (36) hour period, he or she shall be paid penalty pay of one-half (½) of his or her straight-time rate for all hours worked within such sixty (60) or thirty-six (36) hour period (unless, for News Assistants only, such work is the result of an emergency or the illness of another employee). The penalty pay specified in this Section V(E) shall be in addition to all other compensation due.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. All hours worked by crew called back to work before an eight (8) hour rest period has been given will be billed as overtime (1.5 x quoted rate) and double time (2 x quoted rate) added on to the prior day’s hours. Note: Double-time in this instance is charged for all hours in excess of 14 since the start of the prior day.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. 1. Staff and Daily Technicians shall be allowed twelve (12) hours rest between the completion of any one day’s assignment and the beginning of the next day’s assignment. In addition to any other compensation, Staff and Daily Technicians shall receive thirteen dollars ($13.00) for each hour or fraction thereof by which such rest period is reduced, to be paid in one-quarter (1/4) hour segments. 2. The twelve (12) hour rest period between assignments shall be applicable whether occurring: a. between work on days normally considered regular workdays; b. between work on a regular workday and work on a “day off”; c. between work on a “day off” and work on a “day off”; d. between work on a “day off” and work on a regular day; e. between the last work assignment and returning from vacation. 3. A day off shall consist of thirty-six (36) hours off consecutively and two (2) days off, sixty (60) hours consecutively. 4. In the event a Technician has less than three (3) hours rest between the end of one shift and the start of his/her next shift, he/she shall be deemed to have worked a continuous tour.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. Extra engineers making a short turnaround trip out of the home terminal of assignment will be placed at the bottom of the extra board.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. Employees shall be entitled to ten (10) hours off between completion of any one day's assignment and the beginning of the next day's assignment. For all time worked within such turnaround period, Employees shall receive penalty pay of one-half (1/2) of their hourly rate. Such penalty pay shall not be offset against overtime nor against other penalties provided for in this Agreement. Employees shall be entitled to thirty-four (34) hours off between assignments around any one day off, and fifty-eight (58) hours off between assignments around any two days off. For all time worked within such turnaround period, Employees shall receive penalty pay of one-half (1/2) of their hourly rate. Such penalty pay shall not be applicable if the reduction of the thirty-four (34) hours or the fifty-eighty (58) hours is caused by the working of overtime.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. A technician shall be allowed at least a ten (10) hour rest period between his release from one day's assignment, including overtime hours, and his actual return to work on the following day. If the rest period is less than ten (10) hours, the technician shall receive compensation of time and a half of his straight time pay per hour, calculated in half hour increments, up until the end of the period of intrusion. Nothing herein shall be interpreted as preventing the Company from changing a technician's start time for the next day in order to provide him a rest period between days of 10 or more hours.
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SHORT TURNAROUND. If the meeting/training occurs later than or earlier than, two (2) hours from the Employees shift, then the Employee will receive overtime for their training hours and overtime for the hours worked until their normally scheduled rest period would have ended.
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