Refused Hours Sample Clauses

Refused Hours. Refused time is normally awarded to employees who make themselves available for overtime but for various reasons, don’t work it. The amount of refused time should equal the actual hours worked by the employee that works the “refused” assignment. When assigning overtime from a predetermined list, the administrator should determine whether refuse time should be awarded based on the following: 1. If an employee on an alternate work schedule is contacted on their day off for a PAOT assignment, refuses the assignment, they will not be awarded refused time. 2. If an employee is scheduled for a ten-hour PAOT assignment but goes home sick after five hours, the employee is awarded five hours of refused time. 3. If the company changes the employee’s schedule, he/she will not receive refused time. For example; a PAOT assignment is scheduled for ten hours. The job is finished after five and everyone is sent home. No refused time is awarded. 4. If an employee is assigned overtime but does not show up for the assignment, he/she will be assigned refused time. 5. If an employee signs up for PAOT but is ineligible per III.B.1 or III.B.2 he/she will be assigned refused time. 6. If the company changes the employee’s schedule he/she will not receive refused time. For example; employee is assigned ten hours PAOT on Saturday from 06:30-17:00 hrs. Friday night at 22:00 hrs, the employee is called out for EOT and informs the company that he/she is already assigned PAOT for the next morning. The company decides to bring that individual out anyway and cover the next day’s assignment by some other means. The employee does not receive refused time. 7. An employee released from a Mandatory PAOT assignment (as described in III.C) due to a hardship, will receive refuse time equal to the actual hours worked.
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