Minimum Daily Increases Sample Clauses
The Minimum Daily Increases clause sets a required baseline for how much a particular value, such as production output, service level, or pricing, must increase each day. In practice, this means that regardless of other circumstances, the specified metric cannot rise by less than the stated minimum amount on any given day. This clause ensures steady progress or growth, prevents stagnation, and provides predictability for both parties by establishing a clear, enforceable standard for daily improvement.
Minimum Daily Increases. The increase in rates of pay described in paragraph (a) shall be not less than eight times the applicable increase per hour for each full time day of eight hours, required to be paid for by the rules agreement. In instances where under the existing rules agreement an employee is worked less than eight hours per day, the increase will be determined by the number of hours required to be paid for by the rules agreement.