Common use of Compensated Time Clause in Contracts

Compensated Time. All time spent by an employee in the evaluation process, including time spent on self-evaluations and performance discussions with management, will be compensated as time worked. The Employer will communicate in writing the unit processes and the maximum time allotted for facilitating completion. In the event that a nurse believes he or she needs more time than the maximum time allotment to complete the evaluation process, the nurse will make a written request to his or her supervisor before exceeding the maximum, which will not be unreasonably denied.

Compensated Time. All time spent by an employee in the evaluation process, including time spent on self-evaluations and performance discussions with management, will be compensated as time worked. The Employer will communicate in writing the unit processes and the maximum time allotted for facilitating completion. In the event that a nurse believes he or she they needs more time than the maximum time allotment to complete the evaluation process, the nurse will make a written request to his or her their supervisor before exceeding the maximum, which will not be unreasonably denied.

Compensated Time. All time spent by an employee in the evaluation process, including time spent on self-evaluations and performance discussions with management, will be compensated as time worked. The Employer will communicate in writing the unit processes and the maximum time allotted for facilitating completion. In the event that a nurse believes he or she needs more time than the maximum time allotment to complete the evaluation process, the nurse will make a written request to his or her supervisor before exceeding the maximum, which will not be unreasonably denied.denied.‌

Compensated Time. All time spent by an employee in the evaluation process, including time spent on self-evaluations and performance discussions with management, will be compensated as time worked. The Employer will communicate in writing the unit processes and the maximum time allotted for facilitating completion. In the event that a nurse believes he or she shethey needs more time than the maximum time allotment to complete the evaluation process, the nurse will make a written request to his or her hertheir supervisor before exceeding the maximum, which will not be unreasonably denied.