Building Overtime Clause Samples

Building Overtime. All overtime within a building will be allotted on a rotating basis, starting each fiscal year with the most senior Building Custodian, and continuing through the ranks of Building Custodians and Custodians. Failure to accept an offer of over time forfeits that turn in rotation.
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Building Overtime. The Department shall first offer overtime to the most senior custodians in the building for which overtime is required. The next time overtime is needed in that building, the Director of Operations or head custodian will start with the next most senior custodian in that building and again rotate down through the list until the overtime needs are met. Each time thereafter, the Director of Operations or head custodian will continue the rotation in the same manner starting with the most senior custodian in the building who has not been asked and rotate through the list returning to the top only after all custodians in the building have had an opportunity to accept or reject overtime. The overtime hours should be kept as equal as possible among those employees in the building who accept overtime. If the overtime needs of that building are not met with the building custodians, then the Director of Operations shall move to the seniority list and follow the procedures below. A form shall be developed for each building to track overtime hours. This form shall list the employee’s name, the date overtime was accepted or rejected and the number of hours worked. This building list shall be posted in the custodial work area.
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