Minute of Mourning Sample Clauses

Minute of Mourning. Each year on April 28th at 11 a.m., employee’s will be allowed to cease work for one minute to remember those persons who have been injured or died in industrial accidents.
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Minute of Mourning. In recognition of workers who have been killed in the workplace, the company xxxxxxxx observe a one (1) minute of silence at approximately a.m. and lower any flags upon the property to a position of "halfmast" on the date of April 28th of each year. For the purposes of payment for the holidays outlined in Article employees will be paid their regular rate of pay for the number of straight time hours they would normally work on that day. Article will not apply under the following conditions:
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Minute of Mourning. In recognition of workers who have been killed in the workplace, the Company agrees to observe a one minute of silence at approximately a.m. and lower any flags upon the property to a position of "half mast" on the date of April 28th of each year. For the purposes of payment for the holidays outlined in Article employees will be paid their regular rate of pay for the number of straight time hours they would normally work on that day.
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Minute of Mourning. Each year on April 28th at 11 a.m., em- ployee's will be allowed to cease work for one minute to remember those persons who have been injured or died in industrial accidents.
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Minute of Mourning. Each year on April 28th, the Company will observe a day of recognition for those persons who have been injured or died in industrial accidents. The newsletter and other media used to communicate significant event in the Company shall be employed in this process.
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