Common use of Authorization for Overtime Work Clause in Contracts

Authorization for Overtime Work. (a) Unscheduled overtime work must be authorized in advance by the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, a Presiding Justice of an Appellate Division, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Claims, the District Administrative Judge or the Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for Management Support before overtime may be credited.

Authorization for Overtime Work. (a) Unscheduled overtime work must be authorized in advance by the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, a Presiding Justice of an Appellate Division, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Claims, the District Administrative Judge or the Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for Management Support before overtime may be creditedJudge.*

Authorization for Overtime Work. (a) Unscheduled overtime work must be authorized in advance by the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, a Presiding Justice of an Appellate Division, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Claims, the District Administrative Judge or the Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for Management Support Director before overtime may be credited.

Authorization for Overtime Work. (a) Unscheduled overtime work must be authorized in advance by the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, a Presiding Justice of an Appellate Division, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Claims, the District Administrative Judge or the Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for Management Support before overtime may be credited.Judge.1

Authorization for Overtime Work. (a10.4(a) Unscheduled overtime work must be authorized in advance by the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, a Presiding Justice of an Appellate Division, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Claims, the District Administrative Judge or the Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for Management Support Director before overtime may be credited.