Operational Wages Employees and Train Sample Clauses

Operational Wages Employees and Train. Crew working a 19 Shift cycle shall be paid for the first 2 excess Shifts in a fortnight at the rate of time and one half for the first 11 hours and double time thereafter. The third or the Saturday portion of any excess Shift in a fortnight shall be paid at the rate of double time.
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Operational Wages Employees and Train. Crew working a 20 Shift cycle shall be paid for the first 2 excess Shifts in a fortnight at the rate of time and one half for the first 10 hours and 36 minutes and double time thereafter. The third or the Saturday portion of any excess Shift in a fortnight shall be paid at the rate of double time. 118.8. When the ordinary hours of duty are worked on 10 or on a less number of Shifts in the pay fortnight and an Employee resumes duty during the currency of the pay fortnight after having been off duty on paid holiday leave, the leave shall be taken into account for the purpose of determining whether or not excess Shifts payable at overtime rates have been worked in the pay fortnight. 118.9. Paid leave which is taken after a certain number of Shifts have been worked in a pay fortnight and which leave continues until at least the end of the pay fortnight shall not be taken into account in any way whatsoever for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not excess Shifts have been worked in the pay fortnight.
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