Earning Credit Hours Sample Clauses

Earning Credit Hours. An employee may earn up to three (3) credit hours per workday. Credit hours may be earned in one-quarter (1/4) hour increments. An employee may accrue up to 28 hours during a pay period, however, only a maximum of 24 credit hours may be carried over from the prior pay period. Part-time employees may not carry over from the prior pay period more than one-half of their weekly part-time tour. Credit hours must be earned in advance of their use.
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Earning Credit Hours. Working credit hours must be requested by the employee and preapproved by the supervisor. For an example of credit hours, an employee is scheduled to work 7 hours on Monday. The employee requests and is approved to work 2 additional hours on that day. If the employee works at least 73 more hours during the pay period, the 2 additional hours are considered credit hours because they are more than the scheduled basic 80 hours that the employee is required to work in this particular pay period. However, if at the end of the pay period the employee has not accounted for 80 hours with a combination of approved leave and work, the 2 additional hours are counted towards the 80-hour biweekly work requirement and are not credit hours.
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Earning Credit Hours. (a) An employee may, with prior approval by the Employer, work additional time to earn credit hours at a POD, a Flexiplace site or any other location approved by the Employer. The employee’s request to work credit hours will be approved if management determines that appropriate work is assigned, necessary and available and if it determines that the performance of such work at the time requested is not rendered inappropriate based on logistical, safety and/or other factors such as availability of seating, security, utilities or supervision. Management’s determination to grant or deny an employee’s request to work credit hours will be communicated in writing or by e-mail, prior to the time of the credit hours requested and will state the reason for any denial. (b) Whenever deemed appropriate by the Employer, a written understanding between an employee and his or her supervisor, defining circumstances when working credit hours are appropriate, will constitute prior approval under this subsection. For example, a manager and employee may agree that the employee may work credit hours whenever a field visit extends past the XXX of the employee.
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Related to Earning Credit Hours

  • Credit Hours Any hours worked under a Flexi-Tour or Gliding Schedule which are in excess of an employee’s basic work requirement which, upon management approval (e.g., that sufficient work to be performed exists), are worked at the request of the employee. Credit hours may be earned and used in quarter-hour increments. Credit hour use must be requested by the employee and approved by management in advance. A request to use credit hours will be granted, workload permitting.

  • Shift Hours All shifts assigned by the Employer must conform with the following guidelines: (a) Four (4) hour shifts will be the minimum shift permitted in any one (1) day. (b) Shifts of 5, 6, 7 or 8 hours may be assigned, subject to the provisions of 10.05. (c) All hours worked up to and including eight (8) hours in any one (1) day will be paid at the straight time rate.

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