Computations For Irregular Hours Clause Samples
The "Computations For Irregular Hours" clause defines how compensation or benefits are calculated when an employee works hours that do not conform to a standard schedule. Typically, this clause outlines the method for determining pay rates, overtime, or accruals when shifts vary in length or fall outside regular working hours, such as night shifts or weekend work. By establishing clear rules for these situations, the clause ensures fair and consistent treatment of employees and helps prevent disputes over pay calculations for non-standard work periods.
Computations For Irregular Hours. If an employee does not work the same number of hours each day of the week, the computations for holiday pay shall be based upon the average daily hours per week. (For example, if an employee's scheduled hours were 7 hours on Monday, no hours on Tuesday, 8 hours on Wednesday, 6 hours on Thursday, and 7 hours on Friday, the average daily hours per week would be 5.6 and the employee's holiday pay would be computed on a 5.6-hour day.)