No Concurrent Payment Sample Clauses
The No Concurrent Payment clause establishes that payments under a contract cannot be demanded or made simultaneously with the performance of other obligations. In practice, this means that a party must first fulfill certain contractual duties—such as delivering goods or completing services—before they are entitled to receive payment, and vice versa. This clause helps to prevent disputes by ensuring that each party’s obligations are performed in a clear sequence, thereby reducing the risk of non-performance or misunderstandings regarding when payments are due.
No Concurrent Payment. Any part of a period of restriction for which the employee receives another payment, for example a period when overtime or excess travelling time payments are made, will not be included in the period of restriction for calculating payments under clause 17.6.3.
No Concurrent Payment. Any part of a period of restriction in respect of which the officer receives payment other than in accordance with subclauses (e) and (f) will not be included in the period of restriction for calculating payments.
No Concurrent Payment. Where an employee who has been restricted under this subclause is required to perform duty, but is not required to be recalled to work, overtime payment will be made, subject to a one-hour minimum payment.
No Concurrent Payment. Shift loadings will not be paid in conjunction with any other penalty payment or determination for the same shift, unless the duration of the shift exceeds 8-hours where the additional time is compensable.
No Concurrent Payment. An employee will not be entitled to payment for Restriction Duty for any period over which he or she has received Overtime or Emergency Duty payments.