Common use of Pay for Holiday Worked for Different Shift Lengths Clause in Contracts

Pay for Holiday Worked for Different Shift Lengths. Employees whose regular, reoccurring schedule involves a predictable pattern of different shift lengths shall be paid as follows for holidays: A. One and a half (1½) times the employee’s regular rate of pay for the same number of straight time hours scheduled and worked up to ten (10), plus B. Holiday pay in the amount of the employee’s average shift length based on the shifts normally assigned and worked by the employee. EXAMPLE: Employee assigned a .7 FTE normally works four 10-hour shifts and two 8-hour shifts per pay period. Average shift length = 9.33 hours.

Pay for Holiday Worked for Different Shift Lengths. Employees whose regular, reoccurring schedule involves a predictable pattern of different shift lengths shall be paid as follows for holidays: A. a. One and a half (1½) times the employee’s regular rate of pay for the same number of straight time hours scheduled and worked up to ten (10)ten, plus B. Holiday b. holiday pay in the amount of the employee’s average shift length based on the shifts normally assigned and worked by the employee. EXAMPLE: Employee assigned a .7 FTE normally works four 10-hour shifts and two 8-hour shifts per pay period. Average shift length = 9.33 hours.