Common use of Special Shifts Clause in Contracts

Special Shifts. Special shifts may be provided for an Individual Employer with the mutual consent of the Union and the Employer prior to bidding for remodel and rehabilitation work on existing buildings and structures. Such Special Shifts must establish a set starting time and be for five (5)or more work days of seven (7) hours per shift at the hourly rate as set forth in this Article and the wage and fringe benefit addendum plus 20%. This percentage is to be calculated using the gross taxable wage prior to any 401(A) deductions. No employee shall be shorted any hours or have a shortened work week as a result of working a special shift.

Special Shifts. Special shifts may be provided for an Individual Employer with the mutual consent of the Union and the Employer prior to bidding for remodel and rehabilitation work on existing buildings and structures. Such Special Shifts must establish a set starting time and be for five (5)or 5) or more work days of seven (7) hours per shift at the hourly rate as set forth in this Article and the wage and fringe benefit addendum plus 20%. This percentage is to be calculated using the gross taxable wage prior to any 401(A) deductions. No employee shall be shorted any hours or have a shortened work week as a result of working a special shift.

Special Shifts. Special shifts may be provided for an Individual Employer with the mutual consent of the Union and the Employer prior to bidding for remodel and rehabilitation work on existing buildings and structures. Such Special Shifts must establish a set starting time and be for five five (5)or more work days of seven (7) hours per shift at the hourly rate as set forth in this Article and the wage and fringe benefit benefit addendum plus 20%. This percentage is to be calculated using the gross taxable wage prior to any 401(A) deductions. No employee shall be shorted any hours or have a shortened work week as a result of working a special shift.