New Language Sample Clauses
The "New Language" clause establishes the introduction or modification of specific wording within a contract or agreement. This clause typically details the exact text to be added, replaced, or amended, and specifies the sections or provisions affected by the new language. For example, it may insert a new definition, clarify an obligation, or update terms to reflect recent changes in law or business practice. Its core practical function is to ensure that the contract accurately reflects the parties' current intentions and requirements, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over interpretation.
New Language. The parties agree to the following language:
New Language. The parties agree to the following language: At no time will an employee be required to use their own money to provide their own room and board when working away from their normal place of residence on the direction of the Employer.
New Language. The parties agree to the following language: Project Supervisor $3.00/hr. over the RT/UT Level II Mainline and Poor Boy Unit Rate The parties amend it to read:
New Language. The parties agree to the following language: The Employer shall have the option to implement two (2) paid thirty (30) minute breaks in the first eight (8) hours of the scheduled shifts that are ten (10) hours or more
New Language. Vacation pay shall be paid at the contract rate in effect at the time of the vacation. In the case of premium pay jobs, the con tract rate shall include the premium rate for employees who worked at a premium pay job for more than 26 weeks durina the relevant 52 week period. M Explanation — This new language provides for the inclusion of premium pay in the vacation pay if you work 26 or more weeks of the year in a premium job classification. I I U L C I O I V y f \ L I O - n e w L a n g u a g e Sick days will be paid on same basis as personal days.
New Language. Beginning in the 2018-2019 school year, the District agrees to convene an annual calendar committee. CSEA is entitled to participate on the committee and provide input in numbers no less than any other group represented on the committee. The annual calendar committee meeting will take place before October 15 of each calendar year in order to assure delivery of the calendar to the Board of Trustees by December 31 of each year. The District and CSEA will negotiate the Classified Bargaining Unit work calendar annually, by December 31 of each calendar year. The parties recognize that nine, ten, and eleven-month employees shall be required to have their holidays align with the scheduled holidays on the school calendar.
New Language. In the application of the principles of seniority, there shall be four
New Language. Employees, excluding Utility Clerks, who work on legal holidays, as specified in 10.1 of this Article, shall receive time and one- half (1 ’/j) for all hours worked on the holiday in addition to their holiday pay. Forty
New Language. All employees excluding utility clerks will be entitled to a birth day holiday. The birthday holiday shall be taken during the week in which the birthday falls. Utility Clerks hired after August 31, 1985 shall be entitled to a Birthday Holiday for Birthdays oc curring six (6) months after completion of their probationary period. If an employee's birthday falls during a holiday week, the birthday holiday shall be scheduled for the following week. Newly-hired employees, excluding Utility Clerks, shall be entitled to their birthdate holiday on their birth date in the calendar year following the year in which employed. Explanation-New provision as to how new hire Utility Clerks become eligible for the Birthday Holiday.
New Language. Employees regularly scheduled to work forty (40) hours per week shall be paid time and one-half (1V4) their regular rate of pay for all hours worked after thirty-two (32) in a holiday work week. By mutual agreement, forty (40) hour employees may work the fifth (5th) day of a holiday work week at their regular straight time rate of pay. Explanation-Previous language required time and oe-half (1 y2) for all hours worked in a holiday week in excess of thirty-two