Continuous Overtime is overtime worked immediately preceding or following (including during the meal period) the basic hours of work for the employee. Unpaid meal periods do not break continuity for these purposes.
Continuous Overtime a. Unit employees called back to work six (6) or more hours prior to the start of their regular work shift, who work continuously through the start of the regular work shift, shall continue to receive overtime at the rate earned prior to the commencement of the regular work shift (double-time if between 12:00 am and 8:00 am), as set forth in Section B-2 above, into the regular work shift. The unit employee shall continue to receive the double-time pay until relieved of duty for a rest period of six (6) continuous hours.
Continuous Overtime a) If throughout the first two (2) weeks after a sign-up a run continually runs overtime in excess of one (1) hour (exclusive of the one-half hour lunch stop) and management determines that the more than one hour overtime is a result of a scheduling rather than an employee problem, then management will redesign the run to reduce the overtime.
Continuous Overtime. Overtime continuously following a session, during which five (5) additional minutes of music may or may not be recorded for each forty (40) minutes of such overtime shall be paid for at the rate of one-third of the rate applicable to the minimum call session. of Call Each call must be for a specific and guaranteed period of time, which may be extended; although no musician shall be obligated to more than forty (40) additional minutes of continuous overtime without consent.
Continuous Overtime. Overtime continuously following a session, during which one (1) additional one
Continuous Overtime. 20.7.1 Continuous Overtime is where an employee is not On Call; and
Continuous Overtime. A pay entitlement resulting when the interval of time between the end of an overtime period and the start of another is two (2) hours or less. Certified Time and Attendance. Document generated by Web T&A based upon time and attendance worksheet submitted by the ship.
Continuous Overtime a) If throughout the first two (2) weeks after a sign-up a run continually runs overtime in excess of one (1) hour (exclusive of the one-half hour lunch stop) and management determines that the more than one hour overtime is a result of a scheduling rather than an employee problem, then management will redesign the run to reduce the overtime. If after the fourth (4th) week the run is still continually running overtime in excess of one hour (exclusive of the one-half hour lunch stop) and the affected employees do not agree to it, there will be an interim sign-up for the signed affected by the change and any signed employee junior to them. Employees with Hours Regular part-time and casual employees with thirty-three (33) hours of work in a five day period, shall not be compelled to work a sixth day unless the employee agrees to work.
Continuous Overtime. Any employee who works overtime continuous with his regularly scheduled shift (8, 10, or 24 hours) shall be compensated for such overtime hours worked at the applicable rate, however, no guarantee shall apply. Any and all times worked immediately prior to commencement of the regular scheduled shift shall be paid as continuous overtime.
Continuous Overtime. An employee required to work overtime shall be paid overtime for all hours worked until he has had eight (8) hours off duty.
