Acting Sample Clauses

Acting. 5.3.5.1 The employee at work with the highest placement on the promotional list shall act when his/her regular Officer is absent and he/she shall be paid the applicable Officer rate for all time worked.
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Acting. The former, on behalf and in representation of the Public Corporate Entity Xxx.xx (hereafter and indistinctly, “Xxx.xx”, or the “Assignment Authority” or the “Registry”), residing in Edificio Bronce, located on Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, s/n, Madrid (28020), with VAT. No. Q-2891006-E, as General Director of the Public Corporate Entity, authorised for this action by virtue of the powers delegated to him by article 14.1. k) of Royal Decree 164/2002, dated 8 February, which approved the Articles of Association of the Public Corporate Entity Xxx.xx. The latter, on behalf and in representation of (hereinafter, "the REGISTRAR"), with address at …………………….. and V.A.T. No. …………………….., acting as of the same, according to the writ authorised by the Notary of …………………….., Mr , on date …………………….., and number according to its protocol. Xxx.xx and the REGISTRAR (hereinafter, they may be referred to individually as "the Party" and jointly as "the Parties") recognise each other's legal authority to enter into and undertake contracts in the roles that they represent, respectively, and, especially, to sign this ".es" Domain Name Accredited Registrar's Contract (hereinafter, "the Contract"), and to that end, they hereby:
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Acting. A Shift Engineer who is assigned to perform the role of Acting Chief Operating Engineer shall be paid a premium of fifteen percent (15%) above their normal rate. Non-voluntary assignment of Acting Chief Operating Engineer duties will only be assigned if there are no qualified volunteers. Written notification of the employee assigned to perform the role of Acting Chief Operating Engineer shall be given to the employee and the Principal Xxxxxxx. “Shift Engineers who are assigned the role of Acting Chief Operating Engineer are required to be On Call and become eligible to receive On Call premium as follows: • $15.00 per weekday (Monday to Friday) and $35.00 per weekend day (Saturday and Sunday). The rates also apply to days on which statutory holidays fall. The on call premium is to compensate employees who may be required to support critical functions and be on call on their scheduled time off.
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Acting. An acting assignment means the assignment of an employee to substantially perform the duties of a position as required on a temporary basis. The employer will try to fill vacancies as quickly as possible, so that acting assignments are kept to a minimum. An employee who is acting in a position for more than three shifts in a row shall receive the salary for that position if it is higher than her current salary retroactive to the first shift. An employee acting outside the bargaining unit who is fulfilling the acting assignment is entitled to all benefits of a bargaining unit member under this agreement, including overtime pay. An employee who is acting in the position of the Executive Director is responsible for all the obligations of the employer under this agreement. If an acting assignment continues for longer than one month, the employer shall give other employees an equitable opportunity to act in the position if they wish. A roster of willing employees shall be established on a seniority basis, with each employee having the opportunity to act in the position for one month if possible. ARTICLE
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Acting. An employee shall only be able to act in a position outside the Bargaining Unit with the Employer for a maximum period of eighteen (18) months. The employee must return to the Bargaining Unit for a minimum of sixty (60) days before working outside of the Bargaining Unit again. An employee acting outside of the Bargaining Unit shall retain their seniority and shall pay regular Union dues while outside of the Bargaining Unit.
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Acting. For those schools that do not for an assistant principal, or for those schools who have both principal and vice-principal absent due to business and/or illness, and subject to prior approval by the superintendent, a teacher shall be appointed to act as a principal for the days necessary and that teacher so appointed shall receive of the regular principals daily allowance for each day or part day of such appointment. The minimum allowance for any appointment shall be effective and effective September however, on completion of five successive days, payment shall be based on the regular principals daily allowance. -Clinics-:, - - All teachers who attend clinics, workshops, or conferences upon divisional, zone or provincial levels, shall be reimbursed for travelling expenses with the prior approval of the Superintendent Board. The submissions are to be made in writing. The above-mentioned clinics, workshops, or conferences not be In-Service or Orientation sessions, teacher group meetings or any other sessions which be interpreted to mean In-Service or Orientation sessions. This clause is meant to refer to those clinics, workshops, or conferences which are of a special nature either where the Board requests that teachers attend, or where teachers request permission to attend. -ARTIC-LE - - - Special -Service-s Directors,
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Acting. The provisions of Article shall apply.
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Acting. An employee who is formally asked to perform the role of Acting Chief Operating Engineer shall receive 5% above their normal rate.
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Acting. Acting who book at the operators General Booking are entitled to bid on additional work as an operator amongst all other operators on their day off. However, as an Acting the employee is not entitled to work his or her regular booked work as an operator on his or her day off. Acting shall book their annual vacations through the Senior Booking Officer and not among the regular or operating personnel. Acting must cover work shifts as they become available due to sickness, etc. Acting may turn down work provided there is an Acting available to take the work. If there is none available, the last Acting must take the work. Acting will not lose any pay if forced into an overlap of shifts which reduces his or her scheduled work time. Acting who work night fare box shifts and are obliged to report for duty prior to hours shall be excused with no loss of pay. , APPENDIX BOOKING RULES EQUIPMENT DIVISION DEPARTMENT DEFINITION The Equipment Division is composed of persons who work regularly in the following Departments:
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