Common use of Mandatory On-Call Clause in Contracts

Mandatory On-Call. The following provisions apply with respect to mandatory on-call assignments: 1. When reasonably available, a car will be provided to each officer that is mandated to be on-call. Officers called in from mandatory on-call that have not been assigned a car shall be reimbursed for mileage incurred in responding to the call out. In addition, the Port shall provide insurance coverage for officers to the extent that they are required to use their own car in such situations. 2. Except in emergencies, an officer shall not be mandated to be on- call more frequently than one (1) period (not to exceed seven (7) consecutive days) during a twenty-eight (28) day FLSA work period. In the event that an officer is required to be on-call more than nine (9) days, he/she shall receive the standby rate of pay for all “on-call” time in the remainder of the twenty-eighty (28) day FLSA work period.

Mandatory On-Call. The following provisions apply with respect to mandatory on-call assignments: 1. When reasonably available, a car will be provided to each officer Officer that is mandated to be on-call. Officers called in from mandatory on-call that have not been assigned a car shall be reimbursed for mileage incurred in responding to the call out. In addition, the Port shall provide insurance coverage for officers Officers to the extent that they are required to use their own car in such situations. 2. Except in emergencies, an officer Officer shall not be mandated to be on- on­ call more frequently than one (1) period (not to exceed seven (7) consecutive days) during a twenty-eight (28) day FLSA work period. In the event that an officer Officer is required to be on-call more than nine (9) days, he/she they shall receive the standby rate of pay for all “"on-call” " time in the remainder of the twenty-eighty (28) day FLSA work period.

Mandatory On-Call. The following provisions apply with respect to mandatory on-call assignments: 1. When reasonably available, a car will be provided to each officer that is mandated to be on-call. Officers called in from mandatory on-call that have not been assigned a car shall be reimbursed for mileage incurred in responding to the call out. In addition, the Port shall provide insurance coverage for officers to the extent that they are required to use their own car in such situations. 2. Except in emergencies, an officer shall not be mandated to be on- call more frequently than one (1) period (not to exceed seven (7) consecutive days) during a twenty-eight (28) day FLSA work period. In the event that an officer is required to be on-call more than nine (9) days, he/she shethey shall receive the standby rate of pay for all “on-call” time in the remainder of the twenty-eighty (28) day FLSA work period.

Mandatory On-Call. The following provisions apply with respect to mandatory on-call assignments: 1. When reasonably available, a car will be provided to each officer that is mandated to be on-call. Officers called in from mandatory on-call that have not been assigned a car shall be reimbursed for mileage incurred in responding to the call out. In addition, the Port shall provide insurance coverage for officers to the extent that they are required to use their own car in such situations. 2. Except in emergencies, an officer shall not be mandated to be on- call more frequently than one (1) period (not to exceed seven (7) consecutive days) during a twenty-eight (28) day FLSA work period. In the event that an officer is required to be on-call more than nine (9) days, he/she shall receive the standby rate of pay for all “on-call” time in the remainder of the twenty-eighty (28) day FLSA work period.nine