Call Back Penalty Clause Samples

Call Back Penalty. Transportation employees who are working on a regular scheduled work day who are called back in to work after completion of their regular run shall be entitled to receive a "Call Back Penalty" which shall be one (1) hour in addition to the pay time associated with the work they are called back in to perform. Call Back Penalty shall only be applicable if the employee is not notified prior to completion of his work assignment(s) that he needs to return to duty to cover open work. Call Back Penalty is non-applicable to Extra Board operators or operators who have signed to work on their regular day off, unless informed by the Dispatcher that they are released from duty and later called back to work. Call Back Penalty time shall not be regarded as time worked for the purposes of computing overtime, and shall be paid at the employee's straight time rate of pay.
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