Common use of High Work Clause in Contracts

High Work. All lineman employed on work 70 feet above the ground, or higher, shall be eligible for high time for all the time they are above 70 feet. High time is defined as one (1) hour straight time above the applicable hourly rate of pay. A minimum of two (2) hours high time shall be paid to any employee who qualifies for such consideration. No high time shall be paid for any such work which is performed less than 70 feet above the ground. 

High Work. All lineman employed on work 70 feet above the ground, or higher, shall be eligible for high time for all the time they are above 70 feet. High time is defined as one (1) hour straight time above the applicable hourly rate of pay. A minimum of two (2) hours high time shall be paid to any employee who qualifies for such consideration. No high time shall be paid for any such work which is performed less than 70 feet above the ground. .

High Work. All lineman employed on work 70 feet above the ground, or higher, shall be eligible for high time for all the time they are above 70 feet. High time is defined as one one (1) hour straight time above the applicable hourly rate of pay. A minimum of two two (2) hours high time shall be paid to any employee who qualifies for such consideration. No high time shall be paid for any such work which is performed less than 70 feet above the ground. .