Direct Labor Rate Sample Clauses

Direct Labor Rate. For purposes of calculating the Multiplier Compensation, the direct labor rate shall be the sum of the number of hours worked by each of Consultant’s employees pursuant to an Approved Service Order multiplied by the respective hourly rates paid by Consultant to such employees (“Direct Labor Rate”). The Direct Labor Rate shall be based on a normal 8-hour day, 40-hour week (e.g., no overtime, holidays or weekend rates) and shall exclude any other form of compensation (e.g., no bonuses, stock options, profit-sharing or equity arrangements). The Direct Labor Rate shall not include any labor other than Consultant’s employees, including, without limitation, Consultant’s Contract Personnel.
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Direct Labor Rate. For purposes of calculating the Multiplier Compensation, the direct labor rate shall be the sum of the number of hours worked by each of Consultant’s employees and Major Subconsultant’s employees pursuant to an Approved Service Order multiplied by the respective actual hourly salary rates paid by Consultant and Major Subconsultant to such employees (“Direct Labor Rate”). The actual hourly salary rate for each employee shall be calculated using the employee’s actual annual salary based on a normal 8-hour day, 40-hour week (e.g., no overtime, holidays or weekend rates) at the employee’s home office location, and shall exclude any other form of compensation (e.g., no bonuses, stock options, profit-sharing or equity arrangements). The Direct Labor Rate shall not include any labor other than Consultant’s and Major Subconsultant’s employees, including, without limitation, Consultant’s Contract Personnel. Each Approved Service Order will specify the maximum allowable actual hourly salary rate by employee or classification. For Consultant and Major Subconsultant staff identified in Attachment B of each Approved Service Order, the actual hourly salary rates may be increased by no more than 3% annually, every January 1st, unless otherwise pre-authorized in writing by the Director.
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