OVERTIME / ADDITIONAL HOURS PRE-AUTHORISATION FORM Sample Clauses

OVERTIME / ADDITIONAL HOURS PRE-AUTHORISATION FORM. From: Date: To: Business Manager It is necessary for to work overtime / additional hours amounting to hours on respect of the following: Approved: Business Manager Date: Note: Business Managers may only authorise overtime up to 15 hours per month subject to sufficient funds being available within their respective budget. Employees are required to attach a copy of the signed authorisation form to their overtime claim form. Appendix 2 To: Director Planned overtime / additional hours – in excess of 15 hours (but less than 25) to be worked in any one month Name: Position: Division/Section: Business Reason (for requirement to work 15+ hours overtime during the month) Budgetary Implications Total Cost(s) Period to be worked Signed: (Business Manager) Date: Director Approval / Signature Overtime approved – YES/NO* (delete as appropriate) Date Note: Employees are required to attach a copy of the signed authorisation form to their overtime claim form. Keep one copy of this form for your records Appendix 3 To: CMT Planned overtime/ additional hours – in excess of 25 hours to be worked in any one month Name: Position: Division/Section: Business Reason (for requirement to work 25+ hours overtime during the month) Budgetary Implications Total Cost(s) Period overtime to be worked Signed: (Business Manager/Director) Date: CMT Approval Overtime approved – YES/NO* (delete as appropriate) Date Note: Keep one copy of this form for your records.
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