Common use of Weekday Overtime Clause in Contracts

Weekday Overtime. Weekday overtime will normally be offered in blocks of up to four (4) hours so that whenever possible, Team Members shall not be required to work more than twelve (12) consecutive hours. Where eight (8) hours of overtime is required, this will be accomplished by utilizing a combination of pre and post shift overtime, offered to Team Members who are scheduled to work the shifts preceding and succeeding the eight (8) hour period in which the overtime is required. Whenever possible, the overtime will be offered so as to eliminate the need for Team Members to work split shifts, so that the first priority for overtime shall be to the group of Team Members for whom the overtime will represent work continuous with their regularly scheduled shift.

Weekday Overtime. Weekday overtime will normally be offered in blocks of up to four (4) hours so that whenever possible, Team Members shall not be required to work more than twelve (12) consecutive hours. Where eight (8) hours of overtime is required, this will be accomplished accom- plished by utilizing a combination of pre and post shift overtime, offered to Team Members who are scheduled to work the shifts preceding and succeeding suc- ceeding the eight (8) hour period in which the overtime over- time is required. Whenever possible, the overtime will be offered so as to eliminate the need for Team Members to work split shifts, so that the first priority for overtime shall be to the group of Team Members for whom the overtime will represent work continuous continu- ous with their regularly scheduled shift.

Weekday Overtime. Weekday overtime will normally be offered in blocks of up to four (4) hours so that whenever possible, Team Members shall not be required to work more than twelve (12) consecutive hours. Where eight (8) hours of overtime is required, this will be accomplished by utilizing a combination of pre and post shift overtime, offered to Team Members Mem- bers who are scheduled to work the shifts preceding preced- ing and succeeding the eight (8) hour period in which the overtime is required. Whenever possiblepossi- ble, the overtime will be offered so as to eliminate the need for Team Members to work split shifts, so that the first priority for overtime shall be to the group of Team Members for whom the overtime will represent work continuous with their regularly scheduled shift.