Overtime work shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.7 of this Agreement.
Overtime work means all time worked in excess of an employee’s regular shift hours in any consecutive twenty-four hour period in a day or a regular number of shifts in a week as outlined in Section 4.01, but overtime work does not include:
Overtime work means work performed:
Examples of Overtime work in a sentence
Non-Prearranged Overtime Work: Travel time will be paid at the appropriate overtime rates for any work outside and in addition to normally scheduled hours for which there has been no pre- arrangement and an extra trip is required.
Upon NYSEG’s written request delivered to National Grid prior to the scheduled commencement of the Overtime Work referred to in the applicable Overtime Notice (each, a “Deferral Notice”), National Grid shall defer the scheduled performance of such Overtime Work and instead perform this Work during normal working hours.
More Definitions of Overtime work
Overtime work means time worked on holidays and time worked in excess of forty (40) hours in a period of one hundred sixty-eight (168) con- secutive hours, except that in the case of those employees engaged in law enforcement, correctional and fire protection activities characterized by irregular shift work schedules, time worked in excess of one hundred sixty
Overtime work means work performed beyond the normal working hours;
Overtime work means time worked by any employee in excess of forty
Overtime work means the work done by an employee outside the agreed working hours at the request or with the agreement of his/ her employer.
Overtime work is defined in Section 1.55.
Overtime work is defined as minutes or hours of time worked before or after the normal daily schedule of hours or the normal weekly schedule of hours. Overtime will be determined and scheduled by management and will become available to employees only when the Company cannot produce or attain its requirements with bargaining unit employees working regular hours. Rules for the distribution of overtime will be established by Process Overtime Policies, as developed to by the employees, Process management and stewards, and approved by senior management and S.E.A. officials. Process overtime policies are subject to be reviewed every two (2) years unless mutually agreed that changes are required. When overtime work is made available by management, it will be awarded according to the Overtime Policy and paid for according to the provisions of the Collective Agreement. Yours truly, X.X. Xxxxx Director of Human Resources Letter of Agreement # 12 - Offsite Travel Compensation Procedure Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx President Xxxxxxxxx Employees’ Association 000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx X0X 0X0 Dear Xx. Xxxxxx Re: Offsite Travel Compensation Procedure On occasion hourly rated employees travel off-site for the purpose of providing a service, training etc. The parties have agreed when this occurs employees will be compensated in the following manner:
Overtime work that entitles the employee to overtime compensation means work carried out by a full-time employee over and above his or her regular daily working hours, if the employer has requested or subsequently consented to the overtime work. If working hours have been shortened for a certain period of the year without being lengthened correspondingly at other times of the year, overtime will only be credited once the employee has completed the longer daily working hours that apply for the remainder of the year. Overtime does not include any time taken to carry out any necessary preparation or rounding-off work that is normally part of the job.