Overtime Category 13 Sample Clauses

Overtime Category 13. (1) Employees who are required to work on a day which is normally a scheduled workday and is also a day observed as a legal holiday shall receive compensation at “designated rates”, in addition to the minimum regular compensation, for all hours actually worked on that day up to a maximum of eight (8) hours. The compensatory time off option under 5(b) above shall apply in this case. (2) If a legal holiday is observed on a day which is not normally a scheduled workday, and the employee does not work on that day, he or she shall receive for that day eight (8) times his or her regular hourly rate in cash (or compensatory time off if the employee so chooses and if the employer can grant the compensatory time off) which shall be in addition to his or her minimum regular compensation. (3) If a legal holiday is observed on a day which is not normally a scheduled workday and the employee does work on that day, he or she shall receive for the day eight (8) hours compensation at designated rates in cash, plus cash (or compensatory time off if the employee so chooses and if the employer can grant the time off) at straight time rates for all hours worked on that day up to a maximum of eight (8) hours. Such compensation shall be in addition to the employee’s minimum regular compensation.
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Overtime Category 13. Employees in the classes listed below shall receive 20 percent of their base weekly salary per week irrespective of the maximum of their pay grades as full compensation for all overtime hours. This category shall include only the following classes: Criminal Justice Training Coordinator
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Overtime Category 13. (1) Employees who are required to work on a day which is normally a scheduled workday and is also a day observed as a legal holiday shall receive c addition to the minimum regular compensation, for all hours actually worked on that day up to a maximum of eight (8) hours. The compensatory time off option under 5(b) above shall apply in this case. (2) If a legal holiday is observed on a day which is not normally a scheduled workday, and the employee does not work on that day, he or she shall receive for that day eight (8) times his or her regular hourly rate in cash (or compensatory time off if the employee so chooses and if the employer can grant the compensatory time off) which shall be in addition to his or her minimum regular compensation. (3) If a legal holiday is observed on a day which is not normally a scheduled workday and the employee does work on that day, he or she shall receive for the day eight (8) hours compensation at designated rates in cash, plus cash (or compensatory time off if the employee so chooses and if the employer can grant the time off) at straight time rates for all hours worked on that day up to a maximum of eight (8) hours. Such compensation shall be in addition to the employee minimum regular compensation.
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Overtime Category 13. (1) Employees who are required to work on a day which is normally a scheduled workday and is addition to the minimum regular compensation, for all hours actually worked on that day up to a maximum of eight (8) hours. The compensatory time off option under 5(b) above shall apply in this case. (2) If a legal holiday is observed on a day which is not normally a scheduled workday, and the employee does not work on that day, he or she shall receive for that day eight (8) times his or her regular hourly rate in cash (or compensatory time off if the employee so chooses and if the employer can grant the compensatory time off) which shall be in addition to his or her minimum regular compensation. (3) If a legal holiday is observed on a day which is not normally a scheduled workday and the employee does work on that day, he or she shall receive for the day eight (8) hours compensation at designated rates in cash, plus cash (or compensatory time off if the employee so chooses and if the employer can grant the time off) at straight time rates for all hours worked on that day up to a maximum of eight (8) hours. Such compensation sha regular compensation.
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