Common use of Overtime by Seniority Clause in Contracts

Overtime by Seniority. Overtime hours of four (4) hours or more will be offered to employees by seniority only if: (a) The employee has registered for the overtime list; (b) They have the capability to perform the work; and (c) Are willing to work all necessary hours that the work is available. The Employer is entitled to minimize the cost of overtime hours.

Overtime by Seniority. Overtime hours of four (4) hours or more will be offered to employees by seniority only ifif there are three (3) hours or more before the start of the shift (or first shift of a block of shifts) and: (a) The employee has registered for the overtime list; (b) They have the capability to perform the work; and (c) Are willing to work all necessary hours that the work is available. The Employer is entitled to minimize the cost of overtime hours.

Overtime by Seniority. Overtime hours of four (4) hours or more will be offered to employees by seniority only if: (a) The employee has registered for the overtime list; (b) They have the capability to perform the work; and (c) Are willing to work all necessary hours that the work is available. The Employer is entitled to minimize the cost of overtime hours.

Overtime by Seniority. Overtime hours of four (4) hours or more will be offered to employees by seniority only if: (a) The employee has registered for the overtime list; (b) They have the capability to perform the work; and (c) Are willing to work all necessary hours that the work is available. Employees who have not been available for overtime work for three (3) consecutive months may be removed from the overtime list for a period of three (3) months before they may request reinstatement. The Employer will send a letter to the employee informing the employee of their removal from the list. The Employer is entitled to minimize the cost of overtime hours.