Common use of ON CALL OVERTIME Clause in Contracts

ON CALL OVERTIME. An "on-call condition" is defined as those occasional situations when an employee is notified that he/she is subject to call during a specified period of time outside his/her normal tour of duty. Overtime shall be approved only for the specified period of the “on call condition” which qualifies as "hours of work" as defined by governing laws, regulations, and decisions of the Comptroller General. Consistent with governing laws, regulations, and decisions of the Comptroller General, employees who are directed to work during the “on-call” condition, even if the work is performed outside the work site, will be paid for actual time spent performing the work.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Master Labor Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Master Labor Agreement

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