Common use of Yard Work Clause in Contracts

Yard Work. Should Employer request any work by an apprentice or journey level employee to take place in Employer’s yard, as opposed to job site work, such employee must be paid at least Senior Scaffold Tender wage plus fringe benefits. The employee may decline such work. The term “yard” does not include yards or staging areas on the site of project for a customer of Employer or yards or staging areas dedicated exclusively, or nearly so, to the performance of a particular project if such yards or staging areas were established solely to support such project.

Yard Work. Should Employer request any work by an apprentice or journey level employee to take place in Employer’s yard, as opposed to job site work, such employee must be paid at least Senior Scaffold Tender Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx wage plus fringe benefits. The employee may decline such work. The term “yard” does not include yards or staging areas on the site of project for a customer of Employer or yards or staging areas dedicated exclusively, or nearly so, to the performance of a particular project if such yards or staging areas were established solely to support such project.

Yard Work. Should Employer request any work by an apprentice or journey level employee to take place in Employer’s yard, as opposed to job site work, such employee must be paid at least Senior Scaffold Tender wage plus fringe benefits. The employee may decline such work. The term “yard” does not include yards or staging areas on the site of project for a customer of Employer or yards or staging areas dedicated exclusively, or nearly so, to the performance per- formance of a particular project if such yards or staging areas were established solely to support such project.