DELAYED REPORTING TIME Clause Samples
The Delayed Reporting Time clause establishes a specific period during which a party is permitted to report an event, incident, or claim after it has occurred. In practice, this clause sets out the maximum allowable delay for notification, often measured in days or weeks, and may apply to situations such as insurance claims, contract breaches, or delivery issues. By defining this timeframe, the clause ensures that all parties are aware of their reporting obligations and helps prevent disputes arising from late notifications, thereby promoting timely communication and efficient resolution of issues.
DELAYED REPORTING TIME. An employee who is ordered to report for a full tour of duty later than his/her regular shift starting time and who works a full tour of duty or part thereof which terminates later than his/her normal shift quitting time for that day shall be paid an extra half-time premium for such time worked after his/her regularly scheduled workday. Effective July 1, 1995, an employee who is ordered to report for a full tour of duty earlier than his/her regular shift starting time and who works a full tour of duty or part thereof which terminates earlier than his/her regular shift quitting time for that day shall be paid an extra half-time premium for such time worked before his/her regularly scheduled workday. Work in excess of 8 hours on such day shall be considered as overtime under the provisions of this Article.