Common use of Payment of a Callout Clause in Contracts

Payment of a Callout. Where employees are called out outside of their regularly scheduled shift, these employees will be compensated for work performed at the rate of 200% of their regular straight-time hourly wages to the greater of either the actual time worked or four (4) hours. Where employees commence overtime work more than four (4) hours prior to their scheduled watch, they shall not be required to continue into their next scheduled watch until eight (8) hours have elapsed from the time the overtime work finished. The employees shall suffer no loss of pay, calculated at their normal straight-time rate, for that portion of their next scheduled watch not worked because of the eight (8) hour rest period. Upon expiry of the eight (8) hour rest period, the employees must return to work and complete the scheduled watch in order to qualify for payment, at their normal straight-time rate, for the remainder of the watch.

Payment of a Callout. Where employees are called out outside of their regularly scheduled shift, these the employees will be compensated for work performed at the rate of 200% of their regular straight-time hourly wages to the greater of either the actual time worked or four (4) hours. Where employees commence overtime work more than four (4) hours prior to their scheduled watchshift, they shall not be required to continue into their next scheduled watch shift until eight (8) hours have elapsed from the time the overtime work finished. The employees shall suffer no loss of pay, calculated at their normal straight-time rate, for that portion of their next scheduled watch shift not worked because of the eight (8) hour rest period. Upon expiry of the eight (8) hour rest period, the employees must return to work and complete the scheduled watch shift in order to qualify for payment, at their normal straight-time rate, rate for the remainder of the watchthis shift.