OVERTIME - WHERE SHIFT PREMIUM PAID Clause Samples

The "Overtime - Where Shift Premium Paid" clause defines how overtime compensation is calculated when an employee is already receiving a shift premium for working outside regular hours. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the overtime rate is applied to the base wage alone or to the base wage plus the shift premium, and may specify the conditions under which both payments are combined. For example, if an employee works a night shift that qualifies for a premium and also works overtime hours, the clause determines if the overtime pay is calculated on the higher, premium-inclusive rate. Its core function is to ensure fair and consistent compensation for employees working overtime during premium shifts, preventing disputes over pay calculations.
OVERTIME - WHERE SHIFT PREMIUM PAID. If overtime is worked on a shift where a shift premium is paid, the shift premium will not be included in the rate for the calculation of overtime.
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OVERTIME - WHERE SHIFT PREMIUM PAID. If overtime is worked on a shift where a shift premium is paid, the shift premium shall not be included in the rate for the calculation of overtime.
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OVERTIME - WHERE SHIFT PREMIUM PAID. If overtime is worked in any job where a shift premium and/or any other premiums are paid, the premiums shall be included in the rate for the calculation of overtime.
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OVERTIME - WHERE SHIFT PREMIUM PAID. The appropriate shift and wage premiums will be included in the rate for the calculation of overtime.
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