Common use of Overtime Defined Clause in Contracts

Overtime Defined. Overtime is defined as time worked: a) beyond the regular full-time daily hours of work in Article 13; or b) in excess of the regular full-time hours of any classification in a week; or c) when an Employee is called out after completion of a full shift and before the next shift begins.

Overtime Defined. Overtime is defined as all time worked: a) beyond worked before or after the regular full-time normal daily hours of work in Article 13; or b) or in excess of the regular full-time normal weekly hours, as set out in Article 12. Overtime is considered scheduled if it is posted on the hours of any classification work schedule, pursuant to Article 12.02, or if an employee is advised of overtime work while he/she is at work. In the event of an approved alternate work schedule, modified work week schedule, flex schedule or combination thereof, overtime shall be defined as set out in a week; or c) when an Employee is called out after completion of a full shift and before the next shift beginsArticle 12.05.

Overtime Defined. Overtime is defined as to include any time worked: a) beyond the regular full-time daily hours of work in Article 13; or b) worked in excess of eight (8) hours in any one (1) day, or in excess of forty (40) hours in any calendar week, in order to complete assigned duties. Unit members who work overtime without the regular full-time hours prior written authorization of any classification in a week; or c) when an Employee is called out after completion of a full shift and before the next shift beginsExecutive Director or designee are subject to disciplinary action.

Overtime Defined. Overtime is shall be defined as all authorized time worked: a) beyond the regular full-time daily hours of work in Article 13; or b) worked in excess of the regular full-full time hours daily hours, days of rest, scheduled days off and designated holidays. Prior approval must be obtained from the Manager before any classification in a week; or c) when an Employee overtime is called out after completion of a full shift and before the next shift beginsworked.

Overtime Defined. Overtime is defined as all time worked: a) beyond worked before or after the regular full-time normal daily hours of work in Article 13; or b) or in excess of the regular full-time normal weekly hours, as set out in Article 12. Overtime is considered scheduled if it is posted on the hours of any classification work schedule, pursuant to Article 12.02, or if an employee is advised of overtime work while they are at work. In the event of an approved alternate work schedule, modified work week schedule, flex schedule or combination thereof, overtime shall be defined as set out in a week; or c) when an Employee is called out after completion of a full shift and before the next shift beginsArticle 12.05.

Overtime Defined. Overtime is defined as time worked: a) beyond the regular full-full time daily hours of work in Article 13; or b) in excess of the regular full-full time hours of any classification in a week; or c) when an Employee is called out after completion of a full shift and before the next shift begins.

Overtime Defined. Overtime is defined as all time worked: a) beyond worked before or after the regular full-time normal daily hours of work in Article 13; or b) or in excess of the regular full-time normal weekly hours, as set out in Article Overtime is considered scheduled if it is posted on the hours of any classification work schedule, pursuant to Article or if an employ- ee is advised of overtime work while is at work. In event of an approved alternate work schedule, modi- fied work week schedule, flex schedule or combination there- of, overtime shall be defined as set out in a week; or c) when an Employee is called out after completion Letter of a full shift Under- standing between the parties. Compensation for Work Before and before the next shift begins.After Scheduled Daily or Weekly

Overtime Defined. Overtime is defined as time worked: (a) beyond the regular full-full time daily hours of work in Article 13; or (b) in excess of the regular full-full time hours of any classification in a week; or (c) when an Employee is called out after completion of a full shift and before the next shift begins.