Underground Allowance Sample Clauses
The Underground Allowance clause defines a specific budget or cost allocation for work related to underground utilities or infrastructure within a construction project. This clause typically sets a predetermined amount to cover unforeseen expenses that may arise when encountering unknown or unmarked underground conditions, such as pipes, cables, or foundations. By establishing this allowance, the clause helps manage financial risk and ensures that both parties are prepared for potential extra costs, thereby reducing disputes and delays related to unexpected underground discoveries.
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Underground Allowance. An employee required to work underground shall be paid an underground allowance of $10.02 per week. Where a shaft is to be sunk to a depth greater than 6 metres the payment of the underground allowance shall commence from the surface. This allowance shall not be payable to employees engaged upon "pot and drive" work at a depth of 3.5 metres or less. Where a FTM is required to work underground for no more than 4 days or shifts in an ordinary week shall be paid an underground allowance of $2.01 per day or shift in lieu of the weekly underground allowance provided for above.
Underground Allowance. 13.6.1 An employee required to work underground or in a shaft shall be paid an allowance of
13.6.2 Work underground means working beneath the surface of the earth (other than working in an open trench).
Underground Allowance. (i) An employee required to work underground for no more than four days or shifts in an ordinary week shall be paid $2.02 a day or shift in addition to any other amount prescribed for such employees elsewhere in this award. Provided that an employee required to work underground for more than four days or shifts in an ordinary week shall be paid an underground allowance in accordance with the provisions of subclause (3) of Clause 8. - Rates of Pay.
(ii) Where a shaft is to be sunk to a depth greater than six metres the payment of the underground allowance shall commence from the surface.
(iii) This allowance shall not be payable to employees engaged upon "pot and drive" work at a depth of 3.5 metres or less.
Underground Allowance. (a) (i) Subject to paragraph (b) hereof, an employee required to work underground shall be paid an allowance of $10.17 per week in addition to the allowance prescribed in subclause (3) of this clause and any other amount prescribed for such employee elsewhere in this award.
Underground Allowance. An Employee who is required to work underground will be paid an additional minimum flat rate allowance of $18.59 per week. Provided that an Employee is required to work underground for no more than 4 days or shifts in any ordinary week, must be paid an additional minimum $3.72 per day or shift.
Underground Allowance. In the event that Employees are required to work beneath ground in an operational mine site, an Underground Allowance will be negotiated between the Company and the Employees affected.
Underground Allowance. The Company will pay an Underground Allowance of $3.50 per hour for all purposes to compensate employees for all conditions associated with work on tunnels and shafts over five (5) metres underground including but not limited to special payments for all project disabilities such as confined space, heat, location, dirt, wind, fumes, irritant and insulation, any project allowances and all dust allowances and all work on the project. The allowance shall also include payment for all climate conditions, area of work and the wearing of safety equipment. The allowance shall not be paid for surface work. APPENDIX E
Underground Allowance. An allowance of R53.37 per shift shall be paid to employees who are required to work below the collar of any mine shaft for a shift or part of a shift. ((3) to (7) inserted by Settlement Agreement dated 17 July 2012)
Underground Allowance. An Employee, other than an Employee classified as an underground miner, will be paid an allowance of $1.83 per hour whilst required by the Employer to work underground.
Underground Allowance. (a) An Employee will receive an additional allowance a day or shift as prescribed in Schedule 8(2) of this General Agreement for working underground.
(b) The Underground Allowance will commence from the surface for sinking shafts more than six metres deep.
(c) There is no Underground Allowance for pot and drive work at a depth of 3.6 metres or less.