Type 4 Sample Clauses

Type 4. An assembly in which the tyre is a normal tyre as defined in paragraph 2.4.1. but where the size designation of the wheel or the tyre or both, differ from those of the wheel or tyre fitted in the same axle position for normal operation of the vehicle;
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Type 4. Employees who have 8 ½ hours between their time to report to work and dismissal time, but whose contract is for 8 hours daily, must receive a 30 minute unpaid lunch break. This type would include Elementary, ECC, Intermediated secretaries, and some of the custodians.
Type 4. (a) To accept an invitation to the witnessed acceptance tests and provide comments on the test scripts the précis of the test data to be used at least 2 weeks in advance.

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