Overtime for employees assigned to Sample Clauses

Overtime for employees assigned to. 56‐hour work weeks shall be paid at two and one tenth (2.1) times the normal hourly rate for the following assignments: mandatory meetings, mandatory training, extension of duty, and emergency situations for which the Mayor has declared an official state of emergency declaration and has been consented to by the Xxxxxxxx City Council. All other overtime for employees assigned to 56‐hour work weeks shall be paid at one and one‐half (1 ½) times the normal hourly rate. Management reserves the right to determine what is considered mandatory if not specifically cited above.
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Overtime for employees assigned to. 40‐hour work weeks shall be paid at one and one‐half (1 ½) times the normal hourly rate.

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