WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS Sample Clauses
The "Wages and Shift Premiums" clause defines how employees are compensated for their regular work hours and for working during less desirable shifts, such as evenings, nights, or weekends. Typically, this clause outlines the base pay rates for various job classifications and specifies additional premium amounts or percentages paid for shifts outside standard daytime hours. By clearly establishing pay structures and extra compensation for non-standard shifts, this clause ensures fair remuneration and helps attract or retain staff for critical time periods, thereby promoting workforce stability and transparency in pay practices.
WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS. 8.01 The minimum hourly rate of wages for all employees covered under this Agreement shall be as set out in Appendix "B", provided that where an individual employee's hourly rate is higher, such rate shall not be reduced by reason of this Agreement. This clause shall not prevent the employer from exceeding the rates established in Appendix B provided that all employees in the classification receive the same rate of pay. In such cases, the Union Representative, the Chief Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ or their designate, and the Company will meet prior to implementation. The Company will have sole discretion in implementing, amending or discontinuing a bonus program. The Company will inform the Union of any bonus programs they implement.
WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS. All employees will receive a forty-five cent an hour increase effective September a forty cent an hour increase effective September and a forty-five cent an hour increase effective September Job classifications and the rate range for each are shown in the Wage Supplement Appendix “A” which forms a part of this agreement. There shall be an afternoon shift and night shift premium of five percent an hour. For a frozen night shift schedule, there shall be an additional shift premium of ten cents per hour. For the purpose of computing overtime the shift premium is added to the regular hourly earnings.
WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS. 14.01 (a) All employees will receive a twenty-five cent ($0.25) an hour increase effective September 15, 2012, a twenty-five cent ($0.25) an hour increase effective September 15, 2013 and a twenty-five cent ($0.25) an hour increase effective September 15, 2014. Job classifications and the rate range for each are shown in the Wage Supplement Appendix “A” which forms a part of this agreement.
WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS. All non skilled trades employees will receive a thirty-five cent ($0.35) an hour increase effective September a thirty cent ($0.30) an hour increase effective September and a twenty-five cent an hour increase effective September All skilled trades employees will receive a seventy cents ($0.70) an hour increase effective September a sixty-five cents ($0.65) an hour increase effective September and a sixty cents ($0.60) an hour increase effective September Jobclassifications and the rate range for each are shown in the Wage Supplement Appendix "A" which forms a part of this agreement. There shall be an afternoon shift and night shift premium of five percent (5%) an hour. For a frozen night shift schedule, there shall be an additional shift premium of ten cents ($0.10) per hour. For the purpose of computing overtime the shift premium is added to the regular hourly earnings.
WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS. 8.01 The minimum hourly rate of wages for all employees coming under this Agreement shall be as set out in Appendix "B", provided that where an individual employee's hourly rate is higher, such rate shall not be reduced by reason of this Agreement.
WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS. 14.01 (a) Effective September 15, 2015 job classification 47A/72 will receive a twelve-cent ($0.12) an hour increase. Job classifications and the rate range for each are shown in the Wage Supplement Appendix “A” which forms a part of this agreement.
WAGES AND SHIFT PREMIUMS. (a) Job classifications and the rate range for each are shown in the Wage Supplement Appendix “A” which forms a part of this agreement.
(b) In the event an afternoon or night shift is scheduled, a shift premium of five percent (5%) an hour. For a frozen night shift schedule, there shall be an additional shift premium of ten cents ($0.10) per hour. For the purpose of computing overtime the shift premium is added to the regular hourly earnings.