High Time Premium Clause Samples
The High Time Premium clause establishes an additional fee or premium that becomes payable when the use of an asset, such as equipment or leased property, exceeds a specified period or threshold. In practice, this clause typically applies in leasing or rental agreements, where the lessee must pay a higher rate for usage beyond a set number of hours or days. By implementing this clause, the agreement incentivizes timely return or limited use of the asset, compensates the owner for excessive wear or opportunity cost, and helps prevent overuse or misuse of the leased item.
High Time Premium. All employees required to work seventy (70) feet or higher above the ground or safe floor level shall be paid, ground to ground or safe floor level to safe floor level, an additional straight time hour for all time worked (hour for hour) above applicable factored rate of pay.
High Time Premium. A premium allowance of $5.00 per hour shall be paid in addition to regular rates of pay for employees working on a swing stage, over bridges or stacks, or towers or over the side of buildings or vessels, such that they are working more than 50 feet above the surrounding terrain and not in a bucket truck.
