TRANSFER - TEMPORARY Sample Clauses

TRANSFER - TEMPORARY. (a) Employees temporarily transferred to a Bargaining Unit classification carrying a higher wage rate shall be paid at a higher rate, provided however, such transfer is one (1) full day or more. In order to qualify for payment at the final/end rate of the higher paid classification the transferred employee must be fully qualified and competent to perform the duties of the classification. In the event that a transferred employee is not fully qualified/but is capable of performing the essential duties of the job/they shall be paid: ninety five percent (95%) of the higher rate (or at their present rate- whichever is higher) if temporarily transferring from a skilled position to a skilled position or: ninety percent (90%) of the higher rate (or at their present rate - whichever is higher) if temporarily transferring from a semi skilled position to a skilled position. Any employee transferred who is not fully qualified in the work of the classification shall only be held accountable for the work to the extent that they are qualified.
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TRANSFER - TEMPORARY. An employee temporarily transferred to the following classifications for a period of two (2) hours or more, shall be paid a rate of the classification while in that capacity: Sub-Xxxxxxx, Leader Lineman or Service Installation and Repair. Employees temporarily transferred to a classification with a lower wage rate shall be paid at their regular rate. It is understood that temporary transfers shall not exceed thirty (30) working days without the written consent of the Union.
TRANSFER - TEMPORARY. (a) Employees temporarily transferred to a Bargaining Unit classification carrying a higher wage rate shall be paid at a higher rate, provided however, such transfer is for one (1) full day or more. The rate of pay shall be at the same percentage that the employee holds in their substantive position. In order to qualify for payment at the final/end rate of the higher paid classification the transferred employee must be fully qualified and competent to perform the duties of the classification. In the event that a transferred employee is not fully qualified - but is capable of performing the essential duties of the job - they shall be paid: ninety five percent (95%) of the higher rate (or at their present rate - whichever is higher) if temporarily transferring from a skilled position to a skilled position or; ninety percent (90%) of the higher rate (or at their present rate - whichever is higher) if temporarily transferring from a semi-skilled position to a skilled position. In cases of temporary transfers to classifications with Apprenticeships when the transferred employee is not fully qualified - but is capable of performing the essential duties of the job, - they shall be paid: ninety five percent (95%) of the higher rate (or at their present rate, - whichever is higher) if temporarily transferring from a skilled position to a skilled position or; ninety percent (90%) of the higher rate (or at their present rate, whichever is higher) if temporarily transferring from a semi-skilled position to a skilled position. Any employee transferred who is not fully qualified in the work of the classification shall only be held accountable for the work to the extent that they are qualified.

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