Curtailment of Work Sample Clauses

Curtailment of Work. (1) Prior to any movement in the reverse direction of the Progression due to curtailment of work, the Company in agreement with the Union, may arrange the placement of affected employees in suitable employment which they are willing to accept, and in such event placement may be made without application of Article 14.01.
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Curtailment of Work. In the event service is curtailed or abandoned for a day or more on any line or lines due to cyclones, floods or other unusual emergency and an operator's regular assignment is taken off, he shall have no claim for compensation therefor provided he is notified at least the day previous that said assignment is being canceled. If such notification is not given and the operator reports for his assignment, he shall be paid at his straight hourly rate for stand-by time until excused by the Office Dispatcher or given a substitute work assignment and at his regular rate for any time actually worked on such substitute assignment, but in no event shall he be paid for less than three (3) hours that day. If an operator commences his assignment on any day and same is then curtailed or abandoned for any reason before its scheduled number of hours have been worked, he shall be paid for at his regular rate for the time actually worked and at his straight hourly rate for stand-by time thereafter until excused by the Office Dispatcher or given a substitute assignment, but in no event shall he be paid for less than three (3) hours that day.
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Curtailment of Work. 10 In the event service is curtailed or abandoned for a day or more 11 on any line or lines due to cyclones, floods or other unusual 12 emergency and an operator's regular assignment is taken off, he shall 13 have no claim for compensation therefor provided he is notified at least 14 the day previous that said assignment is being canceled. If such 15 notification is not given and the operator reports for his assignment, 16 he shall be paid at his straight hourly rate for stand-by time until 17 excused by the Office Dispatcher or given a substitute work 18 assignment and at his regular rate for any time actually worked on 19 such substitute assignment, but in no event shall he be paid for less 20 than three (3) hours that day. 22 If an operator commences his assignment on any day and same 23 is then curtailed or abandoned for any reason before its scheduled 24 number of hours have been worked, he shall be paid for at his regular 25 rate for the time actually worked and at his straight hourly rate for 26 stand-by time thereafter until excused by the Office Dispatcher or 27 given a substitute assignment, but in no event shall he be paid for less 28 than three (3) hours that day. 29
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  • Commencement of Work Engineer shall not commence any field work under this Contract until he/she/it has obtained all required insurance and such insurance has been approved by County. As further set out below, Engineer shall not allow any subcontractor/subconsultant(s) to commence work to be performed in connection with this Contract until all required insurance has been obtained and approved and such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. Approval of the insurance by County shall not relieve or decrease the liability of Engineer hereunder.

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