Swing and Grave Sample Clauses

The "Swing and Grave" clause establishes the rights and obligations of parties regarding the adjustment of quantities or delivery schedules in a contract, typically for commodities or energy. In practice, this clause allows one or both parties to vary the amount delivered or received within certain predefined limits (the "swing"), and may also set minimum or maximum thresholds (the "grave") that cannot be exceeded. Its core function is to provide flexibility in supply and demand management while protecting both parties from excessive deviations, thereby ensuring predictability and reducing the risk of disputes over delivery quantities.
Swing and Grave. A full-time worker whose normal workday extends after 9:00 p.m. shall be entitled to the swing shift differential of 4 1/2% of worker's base pay. Any full-time worker whose normal workday extends after 5:00 a.m. shall be entitled to the graveyard differential of 6% of worker's base pay. Part-time workers in the bargaining unit who have a normal work day of six hours or more shall be eligible for a shift differential of $50.00 per month. A worker who works swing or graveyard shifts for more than half of the working days of the month shall receive differential pay for the month. The half-hour allotted for lunch period during the swing and graveyard shifts shall be considered as part of the eight-hour working day.
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