Dirty Work definition
Dirty Work means unusually dirty work as advised by Premier at the commencement of the job.
Dirty Work means handling the following substances, other than in closed containers: Agrol, fuller's earth, sulphuric acid, graphite, aluminium stearate, filling and handling lime sulphur, also, subject to clause 1.5.6, other work which a foreperson and a worker shall agree is of an unusually dirty or offensive nature. The normal handling of materials used in the Oil Industry other than those listed above shall not be regarded as work of an unusually dirty or offensive nature.
Dirty Work. Bonus
(a) Employees hired prior to December 31, 2000 (other than those regularly employed as full- time or part-time operators) who are required to work as refuse packer operators shall receive an additional premium of ten per cent (10%) while so engaged. All employees hired after January 1, 2001 who are required to work as refuse packer operators shall be paid refuse packer operator rate.
(b) Employees in contact with live sewage (meaning sewer mains, sewer services, sewer pump stations or waste water treatment plants) shall receive an additional premium of ten percent (10%) per hour while so engaged.
(c) ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Waste Water Treatment Plant and Waste Water Treatment Plant Operators are excluded from the dirty work bonus for contact with live sewage.
(d) As defined by the District’s “Asbestos Exposure Control Plan”, an employee when working within an “Asbestos Work Zone” on “Moderate or High Risk Activities” shall receive a ten percent (10%) premium while so engaged.
(e) All other employees are excluded from the Dirty Work Bonus.
Examples of Dirty Work in a sentence
The aforesaid premium payment will not be made in addition to any premium paid pursuant to the provision of Article 22, Dirty Work, of the current labor agreement between the parties hereto.
The aforesaid premium payment will not be made in addition to any premium paid pursuant to the provision of Article 22, Dirty Work, of this Agreement.
This payment is not in lieu of the Unusually Dirty Work Allowance as provided for in clause 4.8. A worker may qualify for both the boiler operating allowance and the dirty work payment on the same day if he/she performs unusually dirty work.
The Site Allowance compensates Employees for all special factors and/or disabilities on a project and is paid in lieu of the following Special Rates in the Award – Confined Space, Wet Work, Dirty Work, Second-hand Timber and Fumes.
To be eligible under (f) or (g) above, the Waterworks Superintendent must give approval for the Dirty Work Bonus to apply prior to any work being initiated, such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
More Definitions of Dirty Work
Dirty Work means cleaning kiln dust or malt dust from any room in the malting and levelling off bins, and
Dirty Work means:
( i) Asphalt Distributor Driver 25¢ per hour
( ii) Asphalt Distributor Operator 35¢ per hour
Dirty Work means: Asphalt Distributor Driver per hour Asphalt Distributor Operator per hour Street Sweeper Operator per hour Sanitary Landfill Employees per hour Waterworks and Sewer Department per hour (when working in ditches or manholes where muddy conditions or sewage is present) Road Patching and Crack Sealing Employees per hour Any other work where, in the opinion of the Employer, a premium for dirty work should be paid per hour Cemetery Employees (when these employees are required to re-inter an exhumed body they shall be paid a premium of per employee for such work to a maximum of two employees) When dirty work is intermittent, payment of the premium shall be at the discretion of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ on the job, who will also determine the number of hours for which the premium shall be paid. There shall be no pyramiding of overtime and premium rates of compensation. When two or more types of overtime premium (ex- cluding the premium for dirty work) apply to the same hours of work only the higher rate shall be paid.
Dirty Work means: Asphalt Distributor Driver per hour Asphalt Distributor Operator per hour Street Sweeper Operator per hour Sanitary Landfill Employees per hour Waterworks and Sewer Department per hour (when working in ditches or manholes where muddy conditions or sewage is present) Road Patching and Crack Sealing Employees per hour ( Any other work where in the opinion of the Employer, a premium for dirty work should be paid per hour Cemetery Employees (when these employees are required to re- inter an exhumed body they shall be paid a premium of per employee for such work to a maximum of two employees) When dirty work is intermittent, payment of the premium shall be at the discretion of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ on the job, who will also determine the number of hours for which the premium shall be paid.
Dirty Work.
15:01 For some cleaning jobs, where an employee encounters very dirty conditions, the Company will, if it considers that the conditions warrant it, provide protective clothing and allow the employee some time for clean-up.
15:02 Where the Company considers that conditions warrant the wearing of protective clothing because of the probability of contact with hazardous chemicals, it will furnish the necessary protective clothing.
Dirty Work means:
(i) Asphalt Distributor Driver 25¢ per hour
(ii) Asphalt Distributor Operator 35¢ per hour
(iii) Street Sweeper Operator 35¢ per hour
(iv) Sanitary Landfill Employees 35¢ per hour
(v) Waterworks and Sewer Department (when working in ditches or manholes where muddy conditions or sewage is present). 35c per hour
(vi) Road Patching and Crack Sealing Employees 35¢ per hour
(vii) Any other work where in the opinion of the Employer, a premium for dirty work should be paid. 35¢ per hour
(viii) Cemetery Employees (when these employees are required to re-inter an exhumed body they shall be paid a premium of $50 per employee for such work to a maximum of two employees)
Dirty Work means: