Common use of Double-Back Pay Clause in Contracts

Double-Back Pay. At any time when the end of one (1) scheduled shift and the beginning of the next scheduled shift worked by a member are less than ten (10) hours apart, the member will receive one and one-half (1.5) times his/her hourly rate, including premium pay for the second shift worked except in emergency situations or employer-required training. A shift worked immediately following a report back will not be considered a double back for pay purposes under this Article. Similarly, a double-back cannot be created through the bargaining unit member’s selection of shift or the assignment of shift pursuant to Article/Section 22.02 for LTFT employees.

Double-Back Pay. At any time when the end of one (1) scheduled shift and the beginning of the next scheduled shift worked by a member are less than ten (10) hours apart, the member will receive one and one-one- half (1.5) times his/her hourly rate, including premium pay for the second shift worked except in emergency situations or employer-required training. A shift worked immediately following a report back will not be considered a double back for pay purposes under this Article. Similarly, a double-back cannot be created through the bargaining unit member’s selection of shift or the assignment of shift pursuant to Article/Section 22.02 for LTFT employees.

Double-Back Pay. At any time when the end of one (1) scheduled shift and the beginning of the next scheduled shift worked by a member are less than ten (10) hours apart, the member will receive one and one-half (1.5) times his/her hourly rate, including premium pay for the second shift worked except in emergency situations or employer-required training. A shift worked immediately following a report back will not be considered a double back for pay purposes under this Article. Similarly, a double-back cannot be created through the bargaining unit member’s member‟s selection of shift or the assignment of shift pursuant to Article/Section 22.02 for LTFT employees. Explanation: Exceptions were added for emergency situations and employer- required training.

Double-Back Pay. At any time when the end of one (1) scheduled shift and the beginning of the next scheduled shift worked by a member are less than ten (10) hours apart, the member will receive one and one-half (1.5) times his/her hourly rate, including premium pay for the second shift worked except in emergency situations or employer-required training. A shift worked immediately following a report back will not be considered a double back for pay purposes under this Article. Similarly, a double-back cannot be created through the bargaining unit member’s selection of shift or the assignment of shift pursuant to Article/Section 22.02 for LTFT employees. Explanation: Exceptions were added for emergency situations and employer- required training.

Double-Back Pay. At any time when the end of one (1) scheduled shift and the beginning of the next scheduled shift worked by a member are less than ten (10) hours apart, the member will receive one and one-half (1.5) times his/her hourly rate, including premium pay for the second shift worked except in emergency situations or employer-required training. A shift worked immediately following a report back will not be considered a double back for pay purposes under this Article. Similarly, a double-back cannot be created through the bargaining unit member’s member‟s selection of shift or the assignment of shift pursuant to Article/Section 22.02 for LTFT employees.