Common use of Higher Duties Allowance Clause in Contracts

Higher Duties Allowance. a. The employer shall approve payment of a higher duties allowance to an employee who is required to undertake the full duties and responsibilities of a higher graded position during the temporary absence of the occupant of that position, and who competently discharges those higher duties. Payment at a lesser rate shall be approved for an employee who is required to undertake only some of the duties and responsibilities of positions at a higher level.

Higher Duties Allowance. a. 9.1.1 The employer shall approve payment of a higher duties allowance to an employee who is required to undertake the full duties and responsibilities of a higher graded position during the temporary absence of the occupant of that position, and who competently discharges those higher duties. Payment at a lesser rate shall be approved for an employee who is required to undertake only some of the duties and responsibilities of positions at a higher levelgraded position.

Higher Duties Allowance. a. The employer shall approve payment of a higher duties allowance to an employee who is required to undertake the full duties and responsibilities of a higher graded position during the temporary absence of the occupant of that position, and who competently discharges those higher duties. Payment at a lesser rate shall be approved for an if the employee who is required to undertake only some of the duties and responsibilities of positions at a higher level.

Higher Duties Allowance. a. 17.1 The employer shall may approve payment of a higher duties allowance to an employee who is required to undertake the full or partial duties and responsibilities of a higher graded salaried position during (including the temporary absence of management and planning responsibilities) when the occupant of that position, and who competently discharges those higher duties. Payment at a lesser rate shall be approved for an employee who person being relieved is required to undertake only some of the duties and responsibilities of positions at a higher levelabsent and/or uncontactable.