Common use of Sunday Premium Pay Clause in Contracts

Sunday Premium Pay. a. Any GS or WG employee is entitled to eight (8) hours Sunday Premium Pay if any part of the scheduled tour of non-overtime duty falls between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday. Any employee who has a regularly scheduled tour of duty which includes a shift beginning on Saturday and ending Sunday, and a shift that begins on Sunday and ends on Monday, is entitled to Sunday Premium Pay for both days worked. Employees who are regularly scheduled to work on Sunday, but who do not work and take annual or sick leave instead, are not entitled to premium pay for the "scheduled" Sunday work hours. Employees are entitled to Sunday premium pay for each hour of Sunday work that is not overtime work (in excess of eight (8) hours) of each regularly scheduled tour that begins or ends on Sunday.

Sunday Premium Pay. a. Any GS or WG employee is entitled to eight (8) hours Sunday Premium Pay if any part of the scheduled tour of non-overtime duty falls between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday. Any employee who has a regularly scheduled tour of duty which includes a shift beginning on Saturday and ending Sunday, and a shift that begins on Sunday and ends on Monday, is entitled to Sunday Premium Pay for both days worked. Employees who are regularly scheduled to work on Sunday, but who do not work and take annual or sick leave instead, are not entitled to premium pay for the "scheduled" Sunday work hours. Employees are entitled to Sunday premium pay for each hour of Sunday work that is not overtime work (in excess of eight (8) hours) of each regularly scheduled tour that begins or ends on Sunday.eight

Sunday Premium Pay. a. Any full-time GS or WG employee (part-time employees are not entitled to Sunday Premium Pay under any circumstances) is entitled to eight (8) hours Sunday Premium Pay if any part of the scheduled tour of non-overtime duty falls between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday. Any employee who has a regularly scheduled tour of duty which includes a shift beginning on Saturday and ending Sunday, and a shift that begins on Sunday and ends on Monday, is entitled to Sunday Premium Pay for both days worked. Employees who are regularly scheduled to work on Sunday, but who do not work and take annual or sick leave instead, are not entitled to premium pay for the "scheduled" Sunday work hours. Employees are entitled to Sunday premium pay for each hour of Sunday work that is not overtime work (and in excess of eight (8) hours) hours of each regularly scheduled tour that begins or ends on Sunday.