Continuous Day Sample Clauses
The "Continuous Day" clause defines how a day is measured for the purposes of the agreement, typically specifying that a day consists of a full 24-hour period that runs without interruption. In practice, this means that any reference to a day in the contract is calculated from a specific starting point and continues for 24 consecutive hours, regardless of calendar days or business hours. This clause ensures clarity and consistency in interpreting deadlines, timeframes, or durations, thereby preventing disputes over how time periods are counted within the contract.
Continuous Day. Drivers shall be considered to be on continuous duty and, therefore, in paid status if the time between assigned runs or other duties is less than thirty (30) minutes.
Continuous Day. The employees’ work day shall be a continuous day. If a situation arises which interferes with a continuous day, the Superintendent and the Association shall discuss the matter and reach an agreement.