WORKING IN THE RAIN Sample Clauses

WORKING IN THE RAIN a) Where extenuating circumstances deem it necessary for employees to work in the rain, suitable waterproof clothing will be supplied by the Company to the employees who are required to work in the rain.
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WORKING IN THE RAIN. Employees may be required to work in the rain. Provided such work can be performed safely. In such cases employees shall be provided with suitable wet weather protective clothing and footwear. In circumstances where the Company cannot provide work to casual employees due to wet weather, then if a casual employee has commenced work for the day, the Company will provide the casual employee/s with no less than 4 hours work.
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WORKING IN THE RAIN. An employee is deemed to be working in the rain if required to work outdoors exposed to falling rain or snow which in the opinion of the supervisor is of such intensity to necessitate wearing waterproof outer clothing. An employee required to work in the rain for not less than 10 minutes continuously will be paid an additional rate equal to one third of the appropriate rate for the time worked and for any time subsequently worked in the rain during the shift. An employee appointed to or relieving in receipt of a salary (including higher duties allowance) to remuneration band G and above is not entitled to work in the rain payment. The maximum hourly rate for work in the rain shall be ($10.39) ($10.70) ($11.03).
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WORKING IN THE RAIN. Employees who are required to work in the rain, at the Team Leaders / Coordinators discretion, shall be paid an allowance of 16.6 % for time so worked. This arrangement is to cover emergency work occurring during normal working hours that must be completed in the rain, for example drain maintenance / flooding, emergency tree work, collection of garbage using rear loader, rendering job site safe, completing concrete pours and bituminous concrete.
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WORKING IN THE RAIN. 26.10.1 Where an employee is required to perform work in the rain and by so doing gets clothing wet the employee shall be paid double rates for all work so performed. Such payment shall continue until the employee finishes work or until the clothing dries or is able to be changed whichever is earlier.
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WORKING IN THE RAIN. 26.1 Subject to health and safety conditions, work shall continue during periods of rain.
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WORKING IN THE RAIN. Employees shall work in the rain as required provided that the employer provides suitable protective clothing and provided that work shall continue in a safe manner, subject to the provisions where applicable of the Marine Orders Part 32 and relevant State and Federal safety legislation.
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WORKING IN THE RAIN. 9.12.1 Working in the rain shall only occur if it is essential as determined by line management.
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