Common use of Dirty Pay Clause in Contracts

Dirty Pay. Dirty pay in the amount of forty (40) cents per hour will be paid in addition to the regular rate of remuneration for a minimum payment of two (2) hours when an employee is required to work under conditions which would subject clothing and protective equipment supplied by the employee to abnormal wear and tear or subject the person of the employee to working conditions which are unusually objectionable. This would include coming in contact with hot mix asphalt, asphalt emulsions, raw sewage, sewage sludges, sandblasting or spray undercoating of vehicles, digging up ▇▇▇▇▇▇ for disinterment, bulldozing fires and repair work inside garbage truck packers. Approval of "dirty pay" shall be at the discretion of the direct management supervisor. Up to three (3) employees engaged in the exhumation of a body or clean-up following a fatality shall be paid an additional forty dollars ($40) bonus for such work and, following the exhumation or clean-up, shall be allowed to take the rest of the day off with pay. In addition, counselling services will be made available on paid time for these employees as required.

Dirty Pay. ‌ Dirty pay in the amount of forty (40) cents per hour will be paid in addition to the regular rate of remuneration for a minimum payment of two (2) hours when an employee is required to work under conditions which would subject clothing and protective equipment supplied by the employee to abnormal wear and tear or subject the person of the employee to working conditions which are unusually objectionable. This would include coming in contact with hot mix asphalt, asphalt emulsions, raw sewage, sewage sludges, sandblasting or spray undercoating of vehicles, digging up ▇▇▇▇▇▇ for disinterment, bulldozing fires and repair work inside garbage truck packers. Approval of "dirty pay" shall be at the discretion of the direct management supervisor. Up to three (3) employees engaged in the exhumation of a body or clean-up following a fatality shall be paid an additional forty dollars ($40) bonus for such work and, following the exhumation or clean-up, shall be allowed to take the rest of the day off with pay. In addition, counselling services will be made available on paid time for these employees as required.