Pallbearers Sample Clauses

Pallbearers. Employees shall be entitled to four (4) hours leave of absence without loss of pay when:
Pallbearers. The time off to attend funerals as a pallbearer will not be paid for; Exception to this rule may be made by the Senior Manager at each location concerned in unusual cases. Company representation at funerals: It is felt that the Company should be represented at the funeral of an employee, or members of his/her immediate family. The representatives should be from the two levels of direct supervision above the employee.
Pallbearers. The Company agrees to make every reasonable effort to allow employees time off, without pay, for the purpose of acting as pallbearers at funerals for persons other than above described.
Pallbearers. Employees who serve as pallbearers at a funeral on their regular scheduled workday will be allowed up to four (4) hours off per calendar year, at their regular rate of pay, on the day of the funeral.
Pallbearers. The immediate crew shall be released to serve as pallbearers at the' funeral of a deceased crew member.

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