Common use of Time Off in Lieu Clause in Contracts

Time Off in Lieu. (a) Subject to mutual agreement in writing between the Employer and the employee, an employee may be compensated for working overtime in lieu of payment for such work by being allowed time off work at the following rate: (i) the first 3 hours of overtime in any one fortnight may be taken as the rate of time worked for time taken. (ii) any period in excess of 3 hours overtime in any one fortnight may be taken off at a rate equivalent to the prescribed overtime penalty. (iii) should overtime in excess of 3 hours be consecutively worked on any one engagement, such overtime in excess of 3 hours shall be taken at or paid at the rate of double time. (b) An employee shall be required to clear accumulated time off in lieu within and no later than 3 months of the overtime being worked. The employee shall be paid for the overtime worked at the appropriate overtime rate in the following instances: (i) where the Employer is unable to release the employee; (ii) at the time of termination by either party under any circumstances.

Time Off in Lieu. (a) ‌ 6.9.1 Subject to mutual agreement in writing between the Employer and the employeeEmployee, an employee Employee may be compensated for working overtime in lieu of payment for such work by being allowed time off work at the following rate: (i) the first 3 hours of overtime in any one fortnight may be taken as the rate of time worked for time taken.; (ii) any period in excess of 3 hours overtime in any one fortnight may be taken off at a rate equivalent to the prescribed overtime penalty.; and (iii) should overtime in excess of 3 hours be consecutively worked on any one engagement, such overtime in excess of 3 hours shall be taken at or paid at the rate of double time. (b) 6.9.2 An employee Employee shall be required to clear accumulated time off in lieu within and no later than 3 months of the overtime being worked. The employee Employee shall be paid for the overtime worked at the appropriate overtime rate in the following instances: (i) where the Employer is unable to release the employee;Employee; and (ii) at the time of termination by either party under any circumstances.

Time Off in Lieu. (a) Subject to mutual agreement in writing between the Employer and the employee, an the employee may be compensated for working overtime in lieu of payment for such work by being allowed time off work at the following rate: (i) the The first 3 three (3) hours of overtime in any one fortnight may be taken as at the rate of time worked for time taken. (ii) any Any period in excess of 3 three (3) hours overtime in any one fortnight may be taken off at a rate equivalent to the prescribed overtime penalty. (iii) should Should overtime in excess of 3 three (3) hours be consecutively worked on any one engagement, such overtime in excess of 3 three (3) hours shall be taken at or paid at the rate of double time. (b) An employee The Employee shall be required to clear accumulated time off in lieu within and no later than 3 three (3) months of the overtime being worked. The employee shall be paid for the overtime worked at the appropriate overtime rate in the following instances: (i) where the Employer is unable to release the employee; (ii) at the time of termination by either party under any circumstances.