Overtime Distribution (a Sample Clauses

Overtime Distribution (a. Overtime work shall first be offered to employees qualified to perform the work required, in order of shift-wide seniority. If sufficient employees are not obtained on a voluntary basis to perform the overtime work, qualified employees may be required to accept the overtime assignment, in reverse order of seniority.
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Overtime Distribution (a. For work requiring overtime, a volunteer list will be maintained. Such work shall be divided as equally as practicable among those employees qualified and available in each job classification at each headquarters. If there is an unreasonable disparity of hours, appropriate adjustments will be made to the overtime scheduling. B. Overtime will be offered starting with that employee having the least amount of overtime recorded. C. Refusals will be recorded and counted as hours worked, for purposes of maintaining equity.

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