Common use of Allocation of Overtime Clause in Contracts

Allocation of Overtime. Monitors who want to work overtime shall so indicate on a building sign-up list. Overtime will be offered on an established rotation in each building, so as to offer equal amounts of overtime to all monitors who have indicated a willingness to work overtime. Lists will be made for each building, except Xxxxxxx Educational Center which will be included with the High School. If there is a need for overtime in a building that cannot be supported by the monitors assigned to the building, all monitors who are not assigned to that building will be notified via email of the opportunity and will be assigned to those interested on a rotation basis. A monitor who passes on the opportunity will not be considered again until the full rotation has been exhausted. Despite the foregoing, the Coordinator of Safety and Security may deny overtime opportunities to a monitor during a semester: (1) if the monitor cancels an overtime assignment within 72 hours of that assignment more than twice in a semester, and cannot find a replacement; or (2) if the monitor is tardy to an overtime assignment more than twice in a semester.

Allocation of Overtime. Monitors who want to work overtime shall so indicate on a building sign-up list. Overtime will be offered on an established rotation in each building, so as to offer equal amounts of overtime to all monitors who have indicated a willingness to work overtime. Lists will be made for each building, except Xxxxxxx Educational Center which will be included with the High School. If there is a need for overtime in a building that cannot be supported by the monitors assigned to the building, all monitors who are not assigned to that building will be notified via email of the opportunity and will be assigned to those interested on a rotation basis. A monitor who passes on the opportunity will not be considered again until the full rotation has been exhausted. Despite the foregoing, the Coordinator of Safety and Security may deny overtime opportunities to a monitor during a semester: (1) if the monitor cancels an overtime assignment within 72 hours of that assignment more than twice in a semester, and cannot find a replacement; or (2) if the monitor is tardy to an overtime assignment more than twice in a semester.or