Common use of Reporting Pay Clause in Contracts

Reporting Pay. a. The Employer agrees to pay a minimum of four (4) hours wages in the event that an employee reports for work in the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause not within his control.

Reporting Pay. a. The Employer agrees (a) When an employee reports to pay a minimum of work and performs work they shall be paid not less than four (4) continuous hours wages at the normal rate of pay, except where circumstances beyond the control of the Employer cause a cancellation of work, in which instance the event that an employee reports shall be paid for work in the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause not within his controltime worked, with a minimum of two (2) hours.

Reporting Pay. a. The Employer agrees to pay a minimum of four three (43) hours wages in the event that an employee reports for work in the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause not within his control.

Reporting Pay. a. The Employer agrees to pay a minimum of four (4) hours wages in the event that an employee reports for work in the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause not within his control.

Reporting Pay. a. a) The Employer agrees to pay a minimum of four (4) hours wages in the event that an employee reports for work in the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause not within his control.

Reporting Pay. a. The Employer agrees to pay a minimum of four (4) hours wages in the event that an employee reports for work in the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause outside of the employee’s control, unless the employee was notified beforehand by the Employer not within his controlto report to work.

Reporting Pay. a. The Employer agrees to pay a minimum of four three (43) hours wages in the event that an employee reports for work in the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause not within his controlthe control of the Employer.

Reporting Pay. a. The Employer agrees (a) An employee who reports for work at the start of his/her regular shift or at a time appointed by the Company without previously having been notified not to pay a minimum of report, will be given at least four (4) hours wages in work, or if no work is available, four (4) hours pay, except that if work is unavailable as the event that an employee reports for work in result of causes beyond the usual manner and is prevented from starting or continuing work due to any cause control of the Company, it shall not within his controlbe so obligated.