Deadheading Pay Sample Clauses

The Deadheading Pay clause establishes compensation for employees who are required to travel without performing their primary work duties, typically to reposition for a future assignment. In practice, this clause applies to situations where, for example, a transportation worker is instructed to ride as a passenger on a vehicle or flight to another location, rather than operating it. The core function of this clause is to ensure that employees are fairly compensated for time spent traveling at the employer's direction, even when not actively working, thereby addressing potential wage disputes and promoting fairness in travel-related assignments.
Deadheading Pay. 1. A Flight Attendant who deadheads to or from any station at Company direction for the purpose of covering an assignment will be credited for such deadheading at thirty minutes (:30) for each one (1) hour of such deadhead time on the basis of the scheduled flight leg(s) at the Flight Attendant's applicable Pay Rate. 2. A Flight Attendant who travels by ground transportation to or from any station at Company direction for the purpose of covering an assignment will be credited for such deadheading at thirty minutes (:30) for each one (1) hour of deadhead time on the basis of the scheduled flight time between the points traveled at such Flight Attendant's applicable Pay Rate. 3. A Flight Attendant will not be required to deadhead/position on a “maintenance ferry” flight.
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Deadheading Pay. The amount of pay credited to a Flight Attendant for Deadheading, calculated in conformity with Section 4 (Compensation).
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Deadheading Pay. In respect of the deadheading pay, the Resolutions of the Board of Directors of the Company shall be applied in accordance with the applicable regulations. The secondment-related deadheading advance payments of any personnel, assigned to an international duty from the center, where s/he works, shall be paid in cash.
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Deadheading Pay. The amount of pay credited to a Flight Attendant for Deadheading, calculated in conformity with Section X (Compensation). J. DOS: Date of Signing is the date this Agreement is ratified.
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