Charge Hands Sample Clauses

The 'Charge Hands' clause defines the role, responsibilities, and compensation of charge hands—employees who supervise or coordinate the work of other workers without being full supervisors. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for designating a charge hand, the additional pay or allowances they receive, and the scope of their authority on the job site. By clearly specifying these terms, the clause ensures fair recognition and compensation for employees taking on extra duties, and helps prevent disputes over job roles and pay entitlements.
Charge Hands. The Employer will select Charge Hands on the basis of ability and seniority. In the case where multiple crews are working at one site, the most senior Charge Hand will, in the absence of management supervision, direct the work force. In this situation, all Charge Hands will continue to receive the Charge Hands' premium and the Senior Charge Hand, when directing the work force, will receive the additional multiple crew premium of fifty cents (50¢) per hour. This premium will only apply when multiple crews are working together one (1) hour or more.
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Charge Hands. Charge Hands are posted bargaining unit employees who relay instructions from management to co-workers, and are responsible to organize work activities and who, in addition to their own assignments, routinely lead and assist bargaining unit employees in the performance of their jobs. Charge Hands shall not have any management authority to hire, discipline or discharge.
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Charge Hands. 12.1 An Employee may from time to time be appointed by the Employer as a Charge Hand. 12.2 A charge hand shall perform the following duties:- (a) Liaise with client on-site representatives; (b) Monitor safety; (c) Report any safety breaches or accidents; (d) Report Employee absences and attendance; (e) Ensure working hours are satisfied; (f) Monitor overtime requirements and performance; (g) Report Employee non-conformance; (h) Delegate work tasks; (i) Monitor work quality and accuracy; (j) Liaise with suppliers to facilitate deliveries, unloading and storage of equipment; (k) Liaise with design staff and management; and (l) Inform supervisor of breaches. 12.3 An Employee appointed as charge hand will be paid the additional rates prescribed in Appendix B. 12.4 An Employee who is not required to perform the duties of charge hand outlined in clause 12.2 shall not be paid as a Charge Hand, irrespective of whether they have performed those duties and been paid accordingly on a prior occasion.
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Charge Hands. Those persons designated as Charge Hands shall receive an allowance of one (1) dollar per hour.
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Charge Hands. The plant committee will be consulted prior to the selection of charge hands and in evaluating their performance.
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Charge Hands. Charge Hands shall be paid a premium of $2.30 per hour in addition to their basic classification rate. The appointment of Charge Hands and back-up Charge Hands will be at the sole discretion of the Company and will not be influenced by seniority.
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Charge Hands. Those persons designated as Charge Hands shall receive an allowance of one
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