Common use of Lead Hand Premium Clause in Contracts

Lead Hand Premium. Where the College determines that it is required, a Lead Hand may be designated within a work group, giving due consideration to the ability, qualifications required for the position and seniority, in making the appointment. Where the College assigns an employee to Lead Hand responsibilities, the employee shall be entitled to a premium in the amount of seventy-five (75) cents per hour over his/her then current classification rate for all hours worked during such assignment. The premium shall be payable for all hours worked but shall not form part of the employee's straight time hourly rate for the purposes of overtime or other premium pay.

Lead Hand Premium. Where the College determines that it is required, a Lead Hand may be designated within a work group, giving due consideration to the ability, qualifications required for the position and seniority, in making the appointment. Where the College assigns an employee to Lead Hand responsibilities, the employee shall be entitled to a premium in the inthe amount of seventy-five (75) cents per hour over his/her then current classification rate for all hours worked during such assignment. The premium shall be payable for all hours worked but shall not form part of the employee's straight time hourly rate for ratefor the purposes of purposesof overtime or other premium pay.

Lead Hand Premium. Where the College determines that it is required, a Lead Hand may be designated within a work group, giving due consideration to the ability, qualifications required for the position and seniority, in making the appointment. Where the College assigns an employee to Lead Hand responsibilities, the employee shall be entitled to a premium in the amount of seventy-five (75) cents per hour over his/her then current classification rate for all hours worked during such assignment. The premium shall be payable for all hours worked but shall not form part of the employee's straight time hourly rate for ratefor the purposes of purposesof overtime or other premium pay.

Lead Hand Premium. Where the College determines that it is required, a Lead Hand may be designated within a work group, giving due consideration to the ability, qualifications required for the position and seniority, in making the appointment. Where the College assigns an employee to Lead Hand responsibilitiesresponsi- bilities, the employee shall be entitled to a premium in the amount of seventy-five (75) cents per hour over his/her then current classification rate for all hours worked during such assignment. The premium shall be payable for all hours worked but shall not form part of the employee's ’s straight time hourly rate for the purposes of overtime or other premium pay.