Common use of A Relief Clause in Contracts

A Relief. Supervisor is a regular full-time employee working on a year round basis who has completed the probationary period, is assigned to a home terminal, who serves as a Relief Supervisor for other supervisors at any terminal who are: on vacation, using a comp time day, sick, in training, or as assigned by management. Relief Supervisors receive all benefits. While working at a terminal, including the employee’s home terminal, Relief Supervisors shall be paid in accordance with Appendix A. Additionally, when assigned to work at a terminal other than their home terminal, the employee shall be paid mileage in accordance with Schedule A.

A Relief. Supervisor is a regular full-time employee working on a year round basis who has completed the probationary period, is assigned to a home terminal, who serves as a Relief Supervisor for other supervisors at any terminal who are: on vacation, using a comp time day, sick, in training, or as assigned by management. Relief Supervisors receive Such Supervisor receives all benefits. While working at a terminal, including the employee’s home terminal, Relief Supervisors shall be paid assignment pay in accordance with Appendix A. “A”. Additionally, when assigned to work at a terminal other than their home terminal, the employee shall be paid mileage in accordance with Schedule A.

A Relief. Supervisor is a regular full-time employee working on a year round basis who has completed the probationary period, is assigned to a home terminal, who serves as a Relief Supervisor for other supervisors at any terminal who are: on vacation, using a comp time day, sick, in training, or as assigned by management. Relief Supervisors receive all benefits. While working at a terminal, including the employee’s home terminal, Relief Supervisors shall be paid in accordance with Appendix A. “A”. Additionally, when assigned to work at a terminal other than their home terminal, the employee shall be paid mileage in accordance with Schedule A.