Layover. An employee will be scheduled to have a twelve-hour layover period between shift assignments, provided however, that an employee’s assignment may be changed in order to accommodate a scheduled shift rotation or training assignment. E.g., a Platoon A night shift Sergeant’s rotation to a Platoon B day shift. Further, nothing contained herein shall prohibit the scheduling of assignments such as court time and overtime for which overtime compensation is payable during a layover period.
Layover. For all idle work days when an Employee must layover on a distant location, the Employee shall receive payment for minimum call for each unworked day, exclusive of any unworked 6th and 7th days, in addition to all per diem allowances, exclusive of travel time and/or work performed.
Layover. Compensated time, not driving, while on duty.
Layover. A period of time during a trip, starting at release and ending at showtime, which contains a legal rest period.
Layover. For all productions, a truck layover consists of a production truck’s interior equipment remaining in their same state of operation and set up from one broadcast event day to the following broadcast event day.
Layover. Where an employee terminates a duty period at one airport and originates a duty period at another airport of the co-terminals, current transportation policies from the airport to the hotel and back will apply.
Layover. (This paragraph applies only to Police Officers.) An employee will normally be scheduled to have a sixteen (16) hour layover (twelve hour layover on twelve-hour shifts) period between shift assignments, provided however, that an employee may be assigned to work during said layover period without the payment of overtime compensation in order to accommodate normal shift rotation or reassignment to accommodate training (for training of the officer). Further, nothing contained herein shall prohibit the scheduling of assignments, such as court time and overtime for which overtime compensation is payable, during such layover period. Management will endeavor to routinely provide a minimum eight (8) hour layover (six-hour layover on twelve-hour shifts) time period between shifts.
Layover. A "layover" in excess of fifteen minutes that is utilized for rest and relaxation will be considered as a paid fifteen-minute rest period.
Layover. Highway drivers required to layover at a foreign terminal shall not be dispatched until they have been off duty for eight (8) hours. Such highway drivers shall be allowed one (1) hour without pay to report for work except where the location of their sleeping quarters makes it necessary to take longer but at no time to exceed two
Layover. On layover runs the Company shall reimburse such driver for the full cost of food, not to exceed thirty dollars($30.00), and lodging at the layover point upon presentation of proper receipts.
