Common use of Extension of the Work Day Clause in Contracts

Extension of the Work Day. If an employee arrives to duty within one (1) hour prior to or remains on duty after employee’s regularly scheduled shift has ended as a result of either an emergency incident, to maintain minimum staffing, an inspection or other event, such additional work shall be regarded as an extension of the work day. Such extensions of the work day shall be paid as overtime pay for the actual duration of the extension. Extensions of the work day are not subject to the two (2) hour minimum in Paragraph 3 of this Section. Cancellation of an extension of the work day is not subject to a two (2) hour minimum in Paragraph 3 unless the employee is given less than twelve (12) hours’ notice of the cancellation. Extension of the work day shall be counted against the time list the same as non-emergency overtime, with the exception of an employee who is extended due to emergency that started prior to the time of the scheduled shift.

Extension of the Work Day. If an employee arrives to duty within one (1) hour prior to or remains on duty after employee’s his/her regularly scheduled shift has ended as a result of either an emergency incident, to maintain minimum staffing, an inspection or other event, such additional work shall be regarded as an extension of the work day. Such extensions of the work day shall be paid as overtime pay for the actual duration of the extension. Extensions of the work day are not subject to the two (2) hour minimum in Paragraph 3 of this Sectionparagraph 3. Cancellation of an extension of the work day is not subject to a two (2) hour minimum in Paragraph 3 paragraph C unless the employee is given less than twelve (12) hours’ notice of the cancellation. Extension of the work day shall be counted against the time list the same as non-emergency overtime, with the exception of an employee who is extended due to emergency that started prior to the time of the scheduled shift.