Cancelled Overtime Sample Clauses

Cancelled Overtime. If an employee is directed to report for work outside of their regular schedule and reports as directed, and is not assigned to work through no fault of their own, the employee will be paid a four (4) hour straight time allowance. If the employee is notified that the overtime is being cancelled, a two (2) hour straight time allowance will be paid in the event that at least 24 hours notice is not provided. If the employee is notified 24 hours prior to the start of the overtime, no allowance will be paid. These rules do not apply to planned overtime when cancellation is given within four (4) hours after the close of the preceding workday.
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Cancelled Overtime. In the case where scheduled overtime is cancelled, and subsequently another employee, who does not normally work on the specific job, is requested to carry out the overtime work, then the lost overtime shall be paid to the employee who normally would have performed the work. Such payment shall be made within the pay period following the discovery of the inequity. See also letter of agreement #12.
Cancelled Overtime. Employees who are given firm notice to report for call-in or scheduled overtime shall receive an amount equivalent to two (2) hours pay at their straight-time rate if such notice is canceled after they have completed their last regular schedule prior to starting time of such overtime assignment. Employees will likewise be expected to fulfill their overtime commitments.
Cancelled Overtime. When an employee is notified of the cancellation of scheduled overtime work less than eight

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