Common use of Between Weekly Work Schedules – Minimum Hours Guaranteed Clause in Contracts

Between Weekly Work Schedules – Minimum Hours Guaranteed. Unit employees subpoenaed into court during their off-duty time between weekly work schedules will be granted a minimum of four (4) hours overtime. If the unit employee is scheduled into court on the day they are scheduled to return to duty, the guaranteed minimum time will apply only if there is at least a four hour period between the time indicated on the subpoena and the time the person is required to report for duty. If a unit employee has more than one subpoena, the four (4) hour minimum shall be applied to the earliest subpoena. Subsequent subpoenas, which require an appearance after the time period covered by the 4 hour minimum, shall “stack” on top of the four (4) hour minimum on an hour-for-hour basis paid at the overtime rate for a “go” subpoena and at the half-time rate for an “on call” subpoena. Travel time will only be paid if the time actually spent in court combined with authorized travel time exceeds the four (4) hour minimum.

Between Weekly Work Schedules – Minimum Hours Guaranteed. Unit employees subpoenaed into court during their off-duty off‑duty time between weekly work schedules will be granted a minimum of four (4) hours overtime. If the unit employee is scheduled into court on the day they are scheduled to return to duty, the guaranteed minimum time will apply only if there is at least a four hour period between the time indicated on the subpoena and the time the person is required to report for duty. If a unit employee has more than one subpoena, the four (4) hour minimum shall be applied to the earliest subpoena. Subsequent subpoenas, which require an appearance after the time period covered by the 4 hour minimum, shall “stack” on top of the four (4) hour minimum on an hour-for-hour basis paid at the overtime rate for a “go” subpoena and at the half-time rate for an “on call” subpoena. Travel time will only be paid if the time actually spent in court combined with authorized travel time exceeds the four (4) hour minimum.