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MIDCENTRAL SPECIFIC. Time in Lieu as an Alternative for Overtime Payment An employee who is eligible to be paid overtime shall as an alternative to such payment be entitled to choose time off equivalent to the extra time worked at the convenience of the employer. MidCentral District recognise that there may be a need for employees to work additional hours at times to meet service requirements. These additional hours may be credited as time in lieu and both parties should ensure that this time is taken off as is convenient for the person and the service.
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