Common use of Charge Nurse Pay Clause in Contracts

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse shall receive a premium of two dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse charge nurse shall receive a premium of two dollars and twenty-five fifty cents ($2.252.50) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse shall receive a premium of two dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.252.00) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by hour over the Employer as a Charge Nurseregular rate of pay.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer Registered Nurses designated as a Charge Nurse shall Nurses will receive a premium differential of two dollars and twenty-five cents ($2.25) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated hour over their normal hourly rate for all hours assigned by the Employer worked as a Charge Nurse. Charge pay is applicable to hours actually worked in a charge responsibility and shall be part of the normal rate only for such hours.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer An employee designated as a Charge Nurse shall receive be paid a premium of two dollars and twenty-five ninety (90) cents ($2.25) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nursehour in addition to their regular rate of pay.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse who is assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse charge shall receive be paid a premium rate of two dollars and twenty-five fifty cents ($2.252.50) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer Nursing Administration as a Charge Nurse regular charge nurse shall receive a premium of two dollars ($2) per hour for all time worked as a charge nurse. Any nurse assigned as relief charge nurse shall receive one dollar and twentyseventy-five cents ($2.251.75) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated hour for all the hours assigned by the Employer as worked in a Charge Nurserelief position.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse shall receive a premium of two dollars one dollar and twenty-five fifty cents ($2.251.50) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse charge nurse shall receive a premium of two dollars and twenty-twenty five cents ($2.25) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse who is assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse charge shall receive be paid a premium rate of two dollars and twenty-twenty five cents ($2.25) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse charge nurse shall receive a premium of two dollars and twenty-five fifty cents ($2.253.50) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated for all hours assigned by the Employer as a Charge Nurse.

Charge Nurse Pay. Any nurse assigned by the Employer as responsibility of a Charge Nurse shall and who functions within a specific written job description, will receive a premium of two dollars and twenty-five cents one dollar ($2.251.00) per hour. A nurse shall be compensated hour for all hours assigned by the Employer as worked in a Charge Nursecharge capacity.