Overtime Pay/Compensatory Time Pay and Accruals Sample Clauses

Overtime Pay/Compensatory Time Pay and Accruals. Overtime pay provided in this Article is at the rate of time and one-half (1 ½) and shall be made in compensatory time off or overtime cash payment at the discretion of the employee and approval of the department head based on financial or operational needs. Compensatory time off should be used in the following 90 days, but may be accumulated to a maximum of 200 hours. All requests to use compensatory time must be approved at least 24 hours in advance of the time off in accordance with department policy, except in cases of emergency as determined by the department head or designee. An emergency shall not include absences for which sick leave is to be used as defined in Article 24, Section 1, unless all sick leave has been exhausted. Any compensatory time accumulated above 200 hours shall automatically be paid to the employee in cash. a. Employees may not work overtime without the approval of their supervisor. All overtime must be approved in writing by the employee's supervisor before the overtime is worked and must indicate whether payment is to be made in cash or in compensatory time. Employees working at a remote assignment may be given the written overtime approval at the beginning of the employees next shift after verbal approval by their supervisor before the overtime is worked. b. In the event an employee transfers from one department (within the County) to another, all accumulated compensatory time will be paid to the transferring employee in a lump sum payment within 30 days of the effective date of transfer or transferred with the employee at the discretion of the employee. The employee's election to transfer compensatory time shall be subject to the written approval of the receiving department head.
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Overtime Pay/Compensatory Time Pay and Accruals. Overtime pay provided in this Article is at the rate of time and one-half (1 ½) and shall be made in compensatory time off or overtime cash payment at the discretion of the employee and approval of the department head based on financial or operational needs. All requests to use compensatory time must be approved at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the time off in accordance with department policy, except in cases of emergency as determined by the department head or designee. An emergency shall not include absences for which sick leave is to be used as defined in Article 24, Section 1, unless all sick leave has been exhausted. Compensatory time off should be used in the following ninety (90) days, but may be accumulated to a maximum of one hundred forty (140) hours. Any compensatory time accumulated above one hundred forty (140) hours shall automatically be paid to the employee in cash. a. Employees may not work overtime without the approval of their supervisor. All overtime must be approved in writing by the employee's supervisor before the overtime is worked and must indicate whether payment is to be made in cash or in compensatory time. Employees working at a remote assignment may be given the written overtime approval at the beginning of the employees’ next shift after verbal approval by their supervisor before the overtime is worked. b. In the event an employee transfers from one department (within the County) to another, all accumulated compensatory time will be paid to the transferring employee in a lump sum payment within thirty (30) days of the effective date of transfer or transferred with the employee at the discretion of the employee. The employee's election to transfer compensatory time shall be subject to the written approval of the receiving Department Head and continued employment in an overtime eligible position. c. Upon separation of a person in the employ of the County, a lump-sum payment for compensatory time accrued shall be made to the employee. d. Upon the death of a person in the employ of the County, a lump-sum payment for compensatory time accrued to his/her credit shall be made to the employee’s beneficiaries or estate.
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Overtime Pay/Compensatory Time Pay and Accruals. Overtime pay provided in this Article is at the rate of time and one-half (1 1/2) and shall be made in compensatory time off or overtime cash payment at the discretion of the employee and approval of the department head based on financial or operational needs. Compensatory time must be used before annual leave. Any compensatory time remaining on the books as of any salary adjustment due to promotion, demotion, probation/qualifying end, and annual merit increases, will be cashed out and paid at the employee’s previous pay rate, during the pay period in which the salary adjustment occurs. All requests to use compensatory time must be approved at least 24 hours in advance of the time off in accordance with department policy, except in cases of emergency as determined by the department head or designee. An emergency shall not include absences for which sick leave is to be used as defined in Article 24, Section 1. Compensatory leave will be rounded to the nearest quarter (1/4) hour when being used by the employee. a. Employees may not work overtime without one approval of their supervisor. All overtime must be approved in writing (online leave system) or email approval sent by the employee’s supervisor before the overtime is worked and must indicate whether payment is to be made in cash or in compensatory time. Employee’s working at a remote assignment may be given the written overtime approval at the beginning of the employee’s next shift after verbal approval by their supervisor before the overtime is worked.
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Related to Overtime Pay/Compensatory Time Pay and Accruals

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