Aggregate Service Clause Samples
The Aggregate Service clause defines the provision of a service that combines or consolidates multiple individual services, data sources, or functionalities into a single, unified offering. In practice, this clause may apply to platforms that collect information from various providers and present it to users through one interface, or to services that bundle several features under one subscription. Its core function is to clarify the scope and nature of the aggregated service, ensuring that both parties understand what is included and how the aggregation is managed, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over service delivery.
Aggregate Service. Engineers may be released four (4) hours or more. If so released the Engineer will be considered on pay until called to resume duty and such release time shall not be counted towards hours of service or overtime.
Aggregate Service. Trainmen may be released four (4) hours or more. If so released the Trainman will be considered on pay until called to resume duty and such release time shall not be counted towards hours of service or overtime. In the application of this paragraph, Section 1, Paragraphs A and B of this Article will apply.
Aggregate Service. Employees may be released four (4) hours or more. If so released the Employee will be considered on pay until called to resume duty and such release time shall not be counted towards hours of service or overtime. In the application of this paragraph, Section 1, Paragraphs A and B of this Article will apply.