MINUTE HOUR Sample Clauses

MINUTE HOUR. SAH per piece = TSM --- 60 The Basic Rate of the Classification will be as stated herein. The BASIC PRODUCTION EXPECTANCY will be determined by dividing a SIXTY (60) MINUTE HOUR by the TIME PER PIECE at one hundred percent (100%) rating increased by a ten percent (10%) rest, fatigue, and delay allowance (effective 10/16/94, the RFD factor on new or revised standards shall be twelve and one-half percent (12.5%)). Basic Production Expectance = 60 MINUTE HOUR -------------- 100% Time/Piece Allowance Plus 10% RFD Allowance (12.5% on new or revised standards after 10/16/94) Basic Production Expectance x SAH = Hours Earned Hours Earned x Base Rate = Rate per Hour Example of Incentive Earnings Opportunity Offered by Above Formula ------------------------------------ 1362 SAH = TSM OF 8.1738 ------------- 60 Minute Hour
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MINUTE HOUR. Why 50 minutes and not a full hour? This is known as a therapist’s hour. It can be hard for clients to understand why they do not receive a full 60 minutes; it is standard practice for therapy sessions to last for 50 minutes. This is because by law we must keep notes relating to our practice. The ten minutes after the appointment are still your time where I will make notes and reflect on our session. I will also spend time thinking about you outside contact time, reading and researching and engaging in further professional development to help with your therapy. This is all part of the fees.
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  • Shift Hours All shifts assigned by the Employer must conform with the following guidelines:

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