STARTING AND STOPPING TIME Clause Samples
The "Starting and Stopping Time" clause defines when a particular activity, service, or obligation begins and ends under an agreement. It typically specifies exact dates, times, or conditions that trigger the commencement and conclusion of work, such as a project starting on a certain date and ending upon completion or after a set period. This clause ensures all parties are clear about the timeframe for performance, helping to prevent disputes over deadlines and responsibilities.
STARTING AND STOPPING TIME. 16.01 Each employee is required to be at their work place at the start of their scheduled shift and is required to clock in and to clock out.
16.02 No employee, unless excused, shall leave their work place to wash up and change clothes until the end of their shift, or until their replacement has changed clothes and reported to take over the job. If a replacement fails to report on schedule, the employee shall notify their Chief Engineer and shall remain at their post until a replacement is secured, and, if necessary, shall remain an extra shift.
16.03 It is the duty of each employee to report for their regular shift unless they have previously arranged with their supervisor to be absent. If unavoidably prevented from reporting to work, they must give notice to their Chief Engineer as far as practical in advance of the time their shift goes on duty and except in cases of emergency, they are expected to report off no later than one (1) hour before their scheduled starting time.
16.04 An employee who reports to work more than one (1) hour late will only be allowed to work that day with the Chief Engineers approval. If they are allowed to work, they will be docked for the full period of their tardiness as follows: 1 through 15 minutes – ¼ hour’s pay 16 through 30 minutes – ½ hour’s pay and so forth.
STARTING AND STOPPING TIME. 18.01 Each employee is required to be at their work place at the start of their scheduled shift and is required to clock in prior to the start of their shift and to clock out at the end of their shift.
18.02 No employee, unless excused, shall leave their work place to wash up and change clothes until the end of their shift, or until their replacement has changed clothes and reported to take over the job. If a replacement fails to report on schedule, the employee shall notify their team leader and shall remain at their post an extra four
STARTING AND STOPPING TIME. The starting and stopping time as well as the meal period shall be mutually arranged by the Company and the Union, it being understood that the meal period shall not be less than Thirty (30) minutes.
STARTING AND STOPPING TIME. 18.01 Each employee is required to be at their work place at the start of their scheduled shift and is required to clock in prior to the start of their shift and to clock out at the end of their shift.
(a) No employee, unless excused, shall leave their work place to wash up and change clothes until the end of their shift, or until their replacement has changed clothes and reported to take over the job. If a replacement fails to report on schedule, the employee shall notify their ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and shall remain at their post until a replacement is secured and, if necessary, shall remain an extra shift. The Company shall make an effort to secure a replacement so that the employee may be relieved after four (4) hours. The Company will investigate all cases where an employee is forced over for the second four (4) hours in any 8-hour shift. The results of the investigation will be shared with the Union in an effort to prevent reoccurrence.
STARTING AND STOPPING TIME. Each employee is required to be at their work place at the start of their scheduled shift and is required to clock in prior to the start of their shift and to clock out at the end of their shift.