Common use of Call-in/Court Time Clause in Contracts

Call-in/Court Time. When approved by the Sheriff, or his designee, employees called 2 in to work or appearing in court on behalf of the Employer for a period of less than three (3) 3 hours, when the employee is not on duty, shall be compensated not less than three (3) hours 4 overtime-time pay. 6 An employee who is required to appear at court at the same time as the commencement of the 7 assigned shift shall be paid one (1) hour of overtime based on the payment selection made in 8 Article 21 for preparation and reporting early to the Sheriff’s Office. 10 Employees shall not be eligible for call-in/court time for hours the employee is receiving 11 overtime compensation, any time the employee is performing duties on a grant, or when working 12 under a contract for services under the authority of the Employer. When performing duties on a 13 grant the employee shall only receive the actual time on call-in/court time that is not eligible 14 under the grant for payment.

Call-in/Court Time. When approved by the Sheriff, or his designee, employees called 2 in to work or appearing in court on behalf of the Employer for a period of less than three (3) 3 hours, when the employee is not on duty, shall be compensated not less than three (3) hours 4 overtime-time pay. 5 6 An employee who is required to appear at court at the same time as the commencement of the 7 assigned shift shall be paid one (1) hour of overtime based on the payment selection made in 8 Article 21 for preparation and reporting early to the Sheriff’s Office. 9 10 Employees shall not be eligible for call-in/court time for hours the employee is receiving 11 overtime compensation, any time the employee is performing duties on a grant, or when working 12 under a contract for services under the authority of the Employer. When performing duties on a 13 grant the employee shall only receive the actual time on call-in/court time that is not eligible 14 under the grant for payment.. 15

Call-in/Court Time. When approved by the Sheriff, or his designee, employees called 2 31 in to work or appearing in court on behalf of the Employer for a period of less than three (3) 3 32 hours, when the employee is not on duty, shall be compensated not less than three (3) hours 4 33 overtime-time pay. 6 34 35 An employee who is required to appear at court at the same time as the commencement of the 7 36 assigned shift shall be paid one (1) hour of overtime based on the payment selection made in 8 37 Article 21 for preparation and reporting early to the Sheriff’s Office. 10 38 39 Employees shall not be eligible for call-in/court time for hours the employee is receiving 11 40 overtime compensation, any time the employee is performing duties on a grant, or when working 12 41 under a contract for services under the authority of the Employer. When performing duties on a 13 42 grant the employee shall only receive the actual time on call-in/court time that is not eligible 14 43 under the grant for payment.. 44