Common use of Normal Day Clause in Contracts

Normal Day. (a) A normal day is defined as a maximum period of nine (9) hours, exclusive of an optional thirty (30) to forty-five (45) minute lunch/dinner break, during which a maximum of ten (10) lessons may be scheduled. A premium of three dollars ($3.00) per lesson will be paid for all lessons worked over forty-two (42) lessons per week. (b) With the exception of when the employee is teaching a day class (including attending at or delivering instructor training) the nine (9) hour period referred to in (a) shall be booked between 12:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on weekdays and between 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. (c) Instructors shall have the discretion to book work before 12:00 p.m. but these appointments shall not be considered as part of the nine (9) hour period. (d) Instructors shall not be entitled to book lessons that bring them into an overtime position, that is, in excess of nine (9) hours per day, exclusive of the optional lunch/dinner break. (e) Work is defined as in-car instruction time and evaluation; classroom teaching; road test appointments; Company authorized training, meetings and video reviews (up to three (3) lessons annually); and grievance meetings with management. (f) As the company’s computer software (YDBMS) is programmed to track student lessons and classroom sessions, instructors will be paid by-the- lesson for in-car work and by-the-session for classroom work. (g) The work day shall commence from the time the instructor starts the first scheduled in-car lesson or fifteen (15) minutes prior to in-class sessions if the instructor is in possession of a Company vehicle. When an instructor is required to pickup the Company vehicle from a designated location over twelve (12) kilometers from the first scheduled work, the instructor will receive one lesson pay. (h) The current ICBC GLP five (5) day training program will be paid at fifty dollars ($50) per day.

Normal Day. (a) A normal day is defined as a maximum period of nine (9) hours, exclusive of an optional thirty (30) to forty-five (45) minute lunch/dinner break, during which a maximum of ten (10) lessons may be scheduled. A premium of On each day when ten (10) lessons are taught, a three dollars dollar ($3.00) per lesson premium will be paid for all lessons worked over forty-two the tenth (4210th) lesson. The Company agrees that ten (10) lessons per weekday shall only be scheduled a maximum of three (3) times per week per employee, unless otherwise mutually agreed between the Employer and the employee. (b) With the exception of when the employee is teaching a day class (including attending at or delivering instructor training) the nine (9) hour period referred to in (a) shall be booked between 12:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on weekdays and between 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. (c) Instructors shall have the discretion to book work before 12:00 p.m. but these appointments shall not be considered as part of the nine (9) hour period. (d) Instructors shall not be entitled to book lessons that bring them into an overtime position, that is, in excess of nine (9) hours per day, exclusive of the optional lunch/dinner break. (e) Work is defined as in-car instruction time and evaluation; classroom teaching; road test appointments; Company authorized training, meetings and video reviews (up to three (3) lessons annually); and grievance meetings with management. (f) As the company’s computer software (YDBMS) is programmed to track student lessons and classroom sessions, instructors will be paid by-the- lesson for in-car work and by-the-session for classroom work. (g) The work day shall commence from the time the instructor starts the first scheduled in-car lesson or fifteen (15) minutes prior to in-class sessions if the instructor is in possession of a Company vehicle. When an instructor is required to pickup the Company vehicle from a designated location over twelve (12) kilometers from the first scheduled work, the instructor will receive one lesson pay. (h) The current ICBC GLP five (5) day training program will be paid at fifty dollars ($50) per day.