REPORTING TIMES AND PLACES

Reporting time under camp conditions shall be as follows: Any employee reporting for work at the regular starting time, and for whom no work is provided, shall receive four (4) hours pay at the applicable rate unless they have received notice not to report as provided hereafter.

Any employee reporting for work, and unless they have received notice not to report for work and is prevented from commencing work due to climatic conditions, shall receive two (2) hour's pay at the applicable rate.

To qualify for reporting time, the employee must remain on the job and be available for work during the paid period unless instructed by the employer not to stay.

For the purposes of this Article, notice not to report for work is defined as follows: A. For residents of the camp, at least one hour before designated starting time. B. For non-camp residents: Notice given during their previous working day, or local radio or television announcements within two (2) hours of designated starting time, or telephone call.

Reporting points and travel time shall be established by mutual agreement before commencement of a job. All other travel time shall be considered time worked for overtime purposes.

In the event employees cannot be transported between the work site and report point, at the end of their shift they shall be paid at straight time rates for all waiting time or at overtime rates if required to work while awaiting transportation.