Common use of With Standby Clause in Contracts

With Standby. The nurse will be placed on standby for a portion of the shift and will be given a scheduled time to report to work for a portion of the shift at the nurse’s straight-time hourly rate, and such time may be changed only once during a shift. If the nurse is called in from standby prior to the scheduled report time, the nurse shall be paid at the rate of time and one-half (1 ½) his/her regular hourly rate for the greater of (a) the hours the nurse works until the time the nurse was scheduled to report; or (b) the contractual minimum number of hours for callback.

With Standby. The nurse will be placed on standby for a portion of the shift and will be given a scheduled time to report to work for a portion of the shift at the nurse’s straight-time hourly rate, and such time may be changed only once during a shift. If the nurse is called in from standby prior to the scheduled report time, the nurse shall be paid at the rate of time and one-half (1 ½) his/her regular hourly rate for the greater of (a) the hours the nurse works until the time the nurse was scheduled to report; or (b) the contractual minimum number of hours for callback. When a nurse is on standby and is called to come in prior to the scheduled report time, consideration will be given to the time needed by the nurse to drive to work, which should not exceed one hour from the time of notification (except in the procedural areas).

With Standby. The nurse will be placed on standby for a portion of the shift and will be given a scheduled time to report to work for a portion of the shift at the nurse’s straight-time hourly rate, and such time may be changed only once during a shift. If the nurse is called in from standby prior to the scheduled report time, the nurse shall be paid at the rate of time and one-half (1 ½) his/her regular hourly rate for the greater of (a) the hours the nurse works until the time the nurse was scheduled to report; or (b) the contractual minimum number of hours for callback.. When a nurse is on standby and is called to come in, prior to the scheduled report time, consideration will be given to the time needed by the nurse to drive to work, which should not exceed one hour (except in the procedural areas). [t/a 2/8/18]