Common use of WAGES & CLASSIFICATIONS Clause in Contracts

WAGES & CLASSIFICATIONS. 7.01 Occupation descriptions shall be prepared by the Company for each occupation classification. Occupation descriptions, the rating of new or revised occupation descriptions, and the classification of new occupations shall be done by the Company and approved by the Union. If there is no approval the Union and the Company will attempt to negotiate a description and a rate of pay. Failing to do so, the parties agree to allow an arbitrator to settle the matter. 7.02 The occupation descriptions, classifications of all occupations and wage rates appear in Schedule "F". 7.03 An employee assigned by the Company, for one (1) hour or more on any day, to a classification having a higher rate of pay than the classification under which he is listed on the payroll, shall, provided he is qualified to perform the major duties of such higher classification, be paid at the higher rate for the time so worked or for a minimum of four (4) of the hours worked by him on that day. An employee required by the Company to work overtime at other than his regular classification shall be paid the rate of the classification to which he is assigned for such overtime work. 7.04 If any employee is required to work for more than four (4) weeks in any occupational classification having a lower or higher rate of pay than the classification under which he is listed on the payroll, he must be reclassified not later than the end of the fifth week.

WAGES & CLASSIFICATIONS. 7.01 Occupation descriptions shall be prepared by the Company for each occupation classification. Occupation descriptions, the rating of new or revised occupation descriptions, and the classification of new occupations shall be done by the Company and approved by the Union. If there is no approval the Union and the Company will attempt to negotiate a description and a rate of pay. Failing to do so, the parties agree to allow an arbitrator to settle the matter. 7.02 The occupation descriptions, classifications of all occupations and wage rates appear in Schedule "FE". 7.03 An employee assigned by the Company, for one (1) hour or more on any day, to a classification having a higher rate of pay than the classification under which he is listed on the payroll, shall, provided he is qualified to perform the major duties of such higher classification, be paid at the higher rate for the time so worked or for a minimum of four (4) of the hours worked by him on that dayworked. An employee required by the Company to work overtime at other than his regular classification shall be paid the rate of the classification to which he is assigned for such overtime work. 7.04 If any employee is required to work for more than four (4) weeks in any occupational classification having a lower or higher rate of pay than the classification under which he is listed on the payroll, he must be reclassified not later than the end of the fifth week.