Higher Classifications Clause Examples
The Higher Classifications clause defines how goods or services may be classified under broader or more general categories for regulatory, tariff, or contractual purposes. In practice, this clause determines whether an item that could fit into multiple categories should be assigned to a higher-level or more inclusive classification, which can affect duties, compliance requirements, or pricing. Its core function is to provide clarity and consistency in categorization, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring that all parties understand how items will be treated under the agreement.
Higher Classifications. If an employee starts his day's work, he shall not be paid less that his regular posted rate for the day. If work is to be made available at a lower classification he shall be notified the day previous.
Higher Classifications. Any employee required to fill the position of a higher classification calling for a higher rate of pay shall receive the higher rate immediately from the time he/she assumes the higher classification.
Higher Classifications. Section If a man starts his day's work, he shall not be paid less than his regular rate for that day. If an employee works at a classification of a higher rate for four
Higher Classifications. 36.1 Where a client of the employer employs mechanical trade maintenance employees at the relevant client site, to perform the same work as employees covered by this agreement, and such client employees are classified at a higher classification than normal, the relevant employee of the employer shall be paid the same rate of pay as that equivalent client employee for the duration of the assignment at that client site. This clause shall not apply where an employee covered by this agreement is paid a higher rate of pay than the equivalent client employee.
36.2 Where the employer has entered in to a client service arrangement with a business at a relevant client site prior to the approval of this agreement, the Company and the employees’ union shall meet to agree on arrangements for the implementation of this clause.
Higher Classifications. If employees are temporarily assigned to a job classification having a higher hourly rate than the rate of their regular classification, for other than training purposes, they shall receive the hourly rate of pay of the job classification to which they are temporarily assigned; however, in no event shall they receive less than four (4) hours of pay at the rate of the higher rated job to which the employee is transferred during the day. If employees work four (4) or more hours on a higher rate job during a workday, they shall receive the higher rate of pay for all hours worked that day.
Higher Classifications. The Supplier shall not handle Customer Materials classified SECRET or TOP SECRET except if there is a specific requirement and in this case prior to receipt of such information the Supplier shall seek additional specific guidance from the Customer. When Customer Data resides on a mobile, removable or physically uncontrolled device it must be stored encrypted using a product or system component which has been formally assured through a recognised certification process of the CESG to at least Foundation Grade, for example, under CPA. Devices used to access or manage Customer Data and services must be under the management authority of Customer or Supplier and have a minimum set of security policy configuration enforced. These devices must be placed into a ‘known good’ state prior to being provisioned into the management authority of the Customer. Unless otherwise agreed with the Customer in writing, all Supplier devices are expected to meet the set of security requirements set out in the CESG End User Devices Platform Security Guidance: (https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/end-user-devices-security-guidance--2). As a minimum, the security standards must include Assurance Framework, Ten Critical Steps and Requirements. Where the guidance highlights shortcomings in a particular platform the Supplier may wish to use, then these should be discussed with the Customer and a joint decision shall be taken on whether the residual risks are acceptable. Where the Supplier wishes to deviate from the CESG guidance, then this should be agreed in writing on a case by case basis with the Customer. The Supplier and Customer recognise the need for the Customer Data to be safeguarded under the UK Data Protection regime or a similar regime. To that end, the Supplier must be able to state to the Customer the physical locations in which Customer Data may be stored, processed and managed from, and what legal and regulatory frameworks Customer information will be subject to at all times. The Supplier shall agree any change in location of Customer Data storage, processing and administration with the Customer in advance where the proposed location is outside the UK. The Customer’s agreement to any such change shall be entirely at the Customer’s discretion and, in so far as the change in location entails the move of Personal Data to an Off-shore Location, shall only be given if a Change Request is expressly permitted by Clause 23.8 (Protection of Personal Data), and such agreemen...
Higher Classifications. Section If a man starts his day's work, he shall not be paid less than his regular rate for that day, If an employee works at a classification of a higher rate for four (4) hours at the higher rate and he works at a classification of a higher rate for more than two (2) hours, he shall be paid the higher rate for the whole shift. Section A coffee break shall be allowed each employee of the Company as close to midway in the first half of the shift and as close to midway in the second half of the shift, as possible. Time allowed for coffee breaks shall be up to, but not more than, ten (10) minutes each.
Higher Classifications. An requested by his immediate to perform work of a higher classification for three consecutive hours or more in one week shall receive of his straight time hourly rate plus his regular provide it does not exceed the maximum rate for higher classification. Where an employee is appointed to perform work of a Lower classification in the he shall be paid his regular rate.
Higher Classifications. The Supplier shall not handle Customer information classified SECRET or TOP SECRET except if there is a specific requirement and in this case prior to receipt of such information the Supplier shall seek additional specific guidance from the Customer. When Customer Data resides on a mobile, removable or physically uncontrolled device it must be stored encrypted using a product or system component which has been formally assured through a recognised certification process of the UK Government Communications Electronics Security Group (“CESG”) to at least Foundation Grade, for example, under the CESG Commercial Product Assurance scheme (“CPA”).
Higher Classifications. An employee who is required to perform work of a higher classification for more than three (3) consecutive hours shall receive a premium equivalent to one (1) echelon higher than his current regular rate of pay. If the employee is already paid at the maximum rate for his salary scale, he will be paid the difference between the maximum of his classification and the preceding echelon. Where an employee is appointed to perform work of a lower classification in the Hospital he shall be paid his regular rate.