Call-out Defined. (a) A "Call-out" is defined as that occasion when an employee is required to leave from and return to, except for meals, the employee’s place of residence, or other place where the employee is contacted, outside of the hours of the employee’s working shift in order to perform work for the District. Previously scheduled overtime shall not constitute a call-out.
(b) An employee who, before the end of the employee’s shift, is requested to return to work between the hours of 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to complete work requiring completion and which could not conveniently be completed by working continuously beyond the end of the employee’s shift, shall not be considered on a "call-out".
Call-out Defined. (a) A "Call-out" is defined as that occasion when an employee is contacted, outside of the hours of the employee’s working shift in order to perform work for the District. Previously scheduled overtime shall not constitute a call-out.
(b) An employee who, before the end of the employee’s shift, is requested to return to work between the hours of 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to complete work requiring completion and which could not conveniently be completed by working continuously beyond the end of the employee’s shift, shall not be considered on a "call-out".
Call-out Defined. A call-out is defined as a member or members called back to work from home during off duty hours for any situations including, but not limited to, court, training, or to provide assistance in any situations caused by an unforeseen combination of circumstances not abutting the beginning or ending of a regularly scheduled shift. Disciplinary actions or hearings are not considered call-out situations. Carryovers from the previous shift do not constitute call-out. If a member is off duty and happens upon the scene of an emergency involving the Fire Department and provides assistance upon the direction of the officer in charge, he will be paid the overtime rate for the actual number of hours worked.
Call-out Defined. Call-out is defined as that situation where employees have been released from duty and are required to return to work outside of their scheduled duty hours.
Call-out Defined. Call out occurs when an employee is required to work at some time other than the employee=s regularly scheduled hours. A change in the regular schedule does not constitute a call out. Additional time which is continuous with the employee=s regular hours, either before or after the employee=s regular shift, is overtime and not call out. Call-out does not occur where a part-time employee accepts additional hours pursuant to Article 11.09.
Call-out Defined. A "Call-out" is defined as that occasion when an employee is required to leave from and return An employee who, before the end of the employee’s shift, is requested to return to work betwe
