OWED TIME Sample Clauses

OWED TIME. 1. An employee who loses time from work during his/her regularly scheduled work week because of inclement weather or civil disturbances who is able to report to work shall be permitted to owe the time lost.
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OWED TIME. An employee who is officially excused before the end of his or her normal shift because of inclement weather or civil disturbance which makes the work hazardous or unproductive shall be paid for such excused time and shall be said to owe the time to the City. Such "Owed time" constitutes a debt of the employee to the City. If the employee fails without reasonable excuse to discharge the debt by performing overtime assignments offered by the City, the debt shall be deducted from the employee' s pay for the period in which the overtime was offered. Any remainder of unpaid "owed time" shall be deducted from pay due to an employee at the time of termination or when the employee transfers to a new City unit. When an employee makes up "owed time" the rate of pay shall be at the appropriate overtime rate.
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OWED TIME. 1. An employee who is officially excused before the end of his/her normal shift because of inclement weather conditions or because of civil disturbance which makes the work hazardous or unproductive shall be paid for such excused time and shall be said to owe the time to the City.
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OWED TIME. An employee who is officially excused before the end of his/her normal shift because of inclement weather conditions or because of civil disturbance which makes initiation or prosecution of the work hazardous or unproductive shall be paid for such excused time and shall be said to owe the time to the City. Such "owed time" constitutes a debt of the employee to the City and to the extent that the debt is not discharged by the employee's not working overtime assignments which he/she is offered without an excuse acceptable to the City, the sum shall be deducted from the employee's pay for the period in which the overtime was offered to the employee. Any remainder of unpaid "owed time" shall be deducted from pay due to an employee at the time of termination or when the employee transfers to a new employing unit, as for instance, another bureau. When an employee makes up "owed time," the rate of pay shall be at the appropriate overtime rate.
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  • Released Time Should the investigation or processing of any grievance require that an employee(s) or an Association representative(s) be released from his/her regular assignment, upon request of the Association, he/she shall be released without loss of pay or benefits.

  • Extended Time Teachers, including but not limited to counselors, special education building coordinators, and library media specialists, who are assigned extended time beyond the school year to complete their regular school year duties will be paid on a pro-rata basis from the applicable salary schedule.

  • Flex Time Upon agreement of the supervisor's immediate supervisor, an individual flex-time schedule may be established.

  • Crib Time 17.6.1 An employee working overtime shall be allowed a crib time of 20 minutes without deduction of pay after each four hours of overtime worked provided the employee continues working after such crib time.

  • Make-up Time (a) An employee may elect, with the consent of their employer, to work "make-up time", under which the employee takes time off ordinary hours, and works those hours at a later time, during the spread of ordinary hours provided in the Agreement at the ordinary rate of pay.

  • Lieu Time (i) Subject to (ii). (iii), and (iv) below, overtime taken as lieu time shall be accumulated at the rate of

  • Prep Time For full day 10-month (184 day) or 12-month (223 day) teachers, 45 minutes of uninterrupted daily prep time will be provided to each teacher to be used for professional activities (for example, classroom preparations, parent conferences, and peer consultations).

  • Regular Part-Time A regular part-time employee is someone who has a regular schedule of work providing less than seventy (70) hours bi-weekly.

  • Use of Paid Time Employee must exhaust all available vacation prior to the start of the leave of absence.

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