Reverse Order Sample Clauses
The Reverse Order clause establishes that the sequence of contractual obligations or procedures may be performed in the opposite order from what is typically expected or previously agreed. In practice, this might mean that payment is made before delivery of goods, or that a party must fulfill a later step before an earlier one is completed, depending on the context of the agreement. This clause is used to accommodate unique business needs or logistical constraints, ensuring flexibility in the execution of contract terms and helping parties address situations where the standard order of performance is impractical or disadvantageous.
Reverse Order. Teachers from Groups 2, 3 or 4 shall be eligible for recall in reverse order of termination.
Reverse Order. If no one signed up for overtime continuous with the beginning or ending of his shift, assignments shall be made in reverse order of seniority. If there is an Employee with less seniority who gets off later but can cover a portion of the overtime needed, the more senior Employee shall be released when the more junior Employee becomes available. This "stair stepping" of mandatory overtime shall only be done one time per assignment.
Reverse Order. If no other employees are available to perform the work required, the most junior Operator on shift available that day will be required to complete the additional work. Operators on their day off will only be called into work after all other options have been exhausted including using the overtime sign up.
13.02 All damage or repair requests are to be written in the Maintenance Log. All operators before starting their shift shall pre-trip their vehicle. Pre-trip will be ten (10) minutes paid time at the garage and five (5) minutes paid time at other locations and documented in the Pre-Trip Inspection Log.
13.03 (A) Forty (40) hours per week shall constitute a regular work week for permanent maintenance and service persons. All hours in excess of forty (40) hours per week shall be compensated at a rate of one and one-half (1½) times their regular rate. Service Persons may select overtime assignments according to seniority.