Supervision and training premium for clinical perfusionists Sample Clauses

Supervision and training premium for clinical perfusionists. An employee with the clinical perfusionist job title (2287) who assumes the responsibilities linked to the supervision of at least four (4) clinical perfu- sionists, by participating in their training, receives a premium of ten per- cent (10%) of her basic hourly salary plus the additional remuneration, if any, stipulated in Article 2 of Appendix 11 for every hour during which the employee assumes these responsibilities. Notwithstanding the preceding, an employee with the job title stipulated in the first (1st) paragraph who assumes the responsibilities linked to supervision of at least four (4) clinical perfusionists for more than half of her shift by participating in their training, receives the hourly premium for her complete shift.
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