Starting and Stopping Work Sample Clauses

Starting and Stopping Work. (a) Tour Workers When a tour begins, each tour worker is required to be in their place. At the end of a shift no tour worker shall leave their place to wash up and dress until their mate has reported to take on the responsibility of the position. If a Tour Worker does not report for their regular shift, their mate shall notify the Xxxxxxx. They shall remain at their post until a substitute is secured, and, if necessary, they shall work an extra four (4) hours. If work in excess of twelve (12) hours is required by refusal of a mate to report in, or when no other qualified relief is available, then the employee shall complete the extra shift. Supervision will make substantial efforts to secure a substitute and the Company agrees to discuss in Standing Committee mutually agreeable procedures to achieve this purpose. Arrangements shall be made by the Company to provide a hot meal at the start of the extra shift and at each four (4) consecutive hour period thereafter. In the event a tour worker cannot report for their regular shift, they will, if it is reasonably possible, notify their Xxxxxxx or the office at least four (4) hours before their tour begins.
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Starting and Stopping Work. (a) Tour Workers When a tour begins, each Tour Worker is required to be in his place. At the end of a shift no Tour Worker shall leave his place to wash up and dress until his mate has reported to take on the responsibility of the position. If a Tour Worker does not report for his regular shift, his mate shall notify the Xxxxxxx. He shall remain at his post until a substitute is secured, and, if necessary, he shall work an extra four
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Starting and Stopping Work. 1) Tour Workers
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Starting and Stopping Work. Employees shall be at their respective posts ready to begin work at the time their pay starts and shall not quit work in advance of the time their pay stops. For example, if an employee’s pay time is from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, and from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., he shall be at his post ready for work at 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., and shall not quit work until 12:00 noon and 5:00 p.m.
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Starting and Stopping Work. (a) Tour Workers When a tour begins, each tour worker is required to be in his/her place. At the end of a shift no tour worker shall leave his/her place to wash up and dress until his/her mate has reported to take on the responsibility of the position. If a Tour Worker does not report for his/her regular shift, his/her mate shall notify the Xxxxxxx. He/she shall remain at his/her post until a substitute is secured, and, if necessary, he/she shall work an extra four (4) hours. If work in excess of twelve (12) hours is required by refusal of a mate to report in, or when no other qualified relief is available, then the employee shall complete the extra shift. Supervision will make substantial efforts to secure a substitute and the Company agrees to discuss in Standing Committee mutually agreeable procedures to achieve this purpose. Arrangements shall be made by the Company to provide a hot meal at the start of the extra shift and at each four (4) consecutive hour period thereafter. In the event a tour worker cannot report for his/her regular shift, he/she will, if it is reasonably possible, notify his/her Xxxxxxx or the office at least four (4) hours before his tour begins.
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Starting and Stopping Work. Section 1 Employees shall be at their respective posts ready to begin work at the time their pay starts and shall not quit work in advance of the time their pay stops.
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Starting and Stopping Work. (a) Tour Workers When a tour begins, each Tour Worker is required to be in his place. At the end of a shift no Tour Worker shall leave his place to wash up and dress until his relief has reported to take on the responsibility of the position. If a Tour Worker does not report for his regular shift, his relief shall notify the supervisor. He shall remain at his post until a substitute is secured, and, if necessary, he shall work an extra four (4) hours. If work in excess of twelve (12) hours is required by refusal of a relief to report in, or when no other qualified relief is available, then the employee shall complete the extra shift. Supervision will make substantial efforts to secure a substitute and the Company agrees to discuss in Standing Committee mutually agreeable procedures to achieve this purpose. Arrangements shall be made by the Company to provide a hot meal at the start of the extra shift and at each four (4) consecutive hour period thereafter. In the event a Tour Worker cannot report for his regular shift, he will, if it is reasonably possible, notify the designated on call person at least four (4) hours before his tour begins.
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Starting and Stopping Work. Employees will be at their assigned place of work at the scheduled starting time. They will remain at work until the scheduled quitting time. Five minutes clean-up time will be allowed at quitting time. Relief of the preceding shift will not occur more than 15 minutes prior to the start of the shift. It is the employee’s responsibility to ascertain their weekly schedule and the Company shall not be subject to grievance, or penalty, should an employee report at other than the time for which they were scheduled by proper and usual posting or announcement of weekly work schedules. Weekly work schedules for shift workers will be posted by Thursday each week indicating the following week’s assignments.
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