Standby/Callback/Clinical Call Sample Clauses

Standby/Callback/Clinical Call. Whenever an employee covered by this 20 Agreement is placed on standby duty by the Department, the employee shall be available at a pre- 21 designated location to respond to emergency calls and, when necessary, return immediately to work.
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Standby/Callback/Clinical Call. Whenever an employee covered by this 5 Agreement is placed on standby duty by the Department, the employee shall be available at a pre- 6 designated location to respond to emergency calls and, when necessary, return immediately to work.
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Standby/Callback/Clinical Call. Whenever an employee covered by this Agreement is placed on standby duty by the Department, the employee shall be available at a pre- designated location to respond to emergency calls and, when necessary, return immediately to work. The Department will first seek volunteers for nurses to be on standby. If not enough volunteers are available, the Department will utilize a system providing appropriate consideration for seniority to be developed by a staffing committee for each site regularly utilizing standby to fill gaps in the standby schedule. Employees who are placed on standby duty by the Department shall be paid at the rate of ten percent (10%) of the straight time hourly rate of pay listed in Addendum A for all hours assigned. The Department reserves the right to determine the standby assignments. If an employee is required to return to work while on standby duty, the employee will be paid time and one-half (1-1/2) for all hours worked with a minimum of three (3) hours due. Standby pay and callback pay shall not be paid simultaneously. Phone calls received by nurses on standby which do not result in the need to return to work shall be logged and paid for at time and one-half (1-1/2) for actual hours worked six (6) minute minimum, rounded to the nearest six (6) minute increment. It is understood that phone calls while on standby do not constitute a callback. Nurse Practitioner Clinical Call: Nurse practitioners placed on Clinical Call shall be paid at the rate of twelve (12) percent of the straight time hourly rate of pay listed in Addendum A for all hours on Clinical Call. Telephone calls received by nurse practitioners on Clinical Call shall be logged and paid for at time and one-half (1-1/2) for all hours worked with a five (5) minute minimum. The Department reserves the right to determine the Clinical Call assignments. In lieu of the Standby/Callback/Clinical Call pay as provided herein, an employee may choose compensatory time equivalent to such pay. Pay differentials made pursuant to this section shall be included in the calculation of the nurse’s FLSA regular rate for purposes of payment for hours which qualify as overtime under the FLSA.
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