Substitution Rates Clause Samples
The Substitution Rates clause defines the specific rates or pricing that will apply when a substitute product, service, or resource is provided in place of the originally agreed-upon item. In practice, this clause outlines how the cost will be calculated if, for example, a supplier cannot deliver a particular material and must provide an alternative, or if a contractor replaces a team member with another of similar qualifications. Its core function is to ensure transparency and fairness in pricing adjustments when substitutions occur, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring both parties understand the financial implications of any changes.
Substitution Rates. 28.01 When Mechanics substitute in a higher classification they would be paid at the higher rate immediately.
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Substitution Rates. At the beginning of each school year each teacher shall make an irrevocable election to be compensated for substitution work, under Option A or Option B as provided below: OPTION A: Teachers shall be reimbursed at a rate of $55/hour for teaching at the request of the principal for an absent teacher. When a class of students normally assigned to an absent teacher is divided among other teachers, the amount involved for substituting shall be apportioned among those teachers and will then be paid according to Option A or Option B.
Substitution Rates. When maintenance employees substitute for other hourly-rated em- ployees in a higher classification for a full 8-hour shift or more in a two-week pay period, they shall receive the wage rate at the corre- sponding step in the higher wage group (e.g. 4-month rate to 4-month rate, maximum to maximum, etc.), or 15¢/hour whichever is greater retroactive to the first day of substitution, for hours worked at the higher classification. When non-supervisory employees, other than Lead Hands in an Operating Garage or Carhouse, substitute temporarily for a supervi- sory employee at a higher rate for a full 8-hour shift or more in a two- week pay period, they shall receive an allowance of 32¢ per hour for the period of substitution for each hour so worked, retroactive to the first day of substitution. When any maintenance employee including Lead Hand substitutes during a Supervisor’s vacation or during an extended absence of one week or more, then the substituting employee shall take the off days of the Supervisor, if required, and shall receive an allowance of 32¢ per hour for the period of substitution for each hour so worked, effective from the date of substitution. Either of the latter two allowances shall be paid in addition to any premium pay the hourly-rated substituting employee would normally receive on the days worked as a substitute Supervisor.
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Substitution Rates. 28.01 When maintenance employees substitute in a higher or lower classification for a period not greater than 3 consecutive days, they shall remain in their respective wage rate during that period.