Unusually Dirty Work Allowance Clause Samples

The Unusually Dirty Work Allowance clause provides additional compensation to workers who are required to perform tasks that are significantly dirtier or more hazardous than those typically expected in their roles. This clause specifies the criteria for what constitutes 'unusually dirty' work and outlines the process for determining and awarding the allowance, such as through supervisor assessment or predefined job categories. Its core function is to fairly compensate employees for undertaking work that involves extra discomfort or risk, thereby promoting equity and incentivizing acceptance of less desirable assignments.
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Unusually Dirty Work Allowance. A worker performing unusually dirty work in out-of-the-ordinary circumstances such as cleaning or removing vomit and excreta outside of toilet bowls, excess dust and dirt from demolition or construction on site being cleaned, flood damage, sewage overflow, human remains and animal offal, shall while so employed, be paid at the rate specified below. A worker performing such work shall be provided with overalls and gloves and masks where necessary. • unusually dirty work allowance - $3.85 per day Note: Where entitlement arises under this clause, the allowance must be paid in full at this rate once only per day.
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Unusually Dirty Work Allowance. A worker performing usually dirty work in out-of-the-ordinary circumstances such as cleaning or removing vomit and excreta outside of toilet bowls, excess dust and dirt from demolition or construction on site being cleaned, flood damage, sewage overflow, human remains and animal offal, shall while so employed, be paid at the rate specified below. A worker performing such work shall be provided with overalls and gloves and masks where necessary.
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