Callout definition

Callout means that an employee has been called out without prior notice.

Callout is defined as any situation when an employee is called from the employee's place of residence to work and subsequently to return to such place of residence, outside of the employee's regular hours. Callout time shall be paid at double the hourly rate of the employee. A callout shall be credited as a minimum of two (2) hours including travel time at the rates quoted. One-half (½) hour shall be allowed for the journey each way.

Callout means a call back to work of any employee by the Employer under Clause 7.6;

Examples of Callout in a sentence

• Each Emergency Call-out will be charged as one (1) additional day of Services over and above the number of days specified in the Order Acknowledgment for the supply of the Services.

• The Minimum Overtime Callout Response Policy compliance review will take place on a six (6) month calendar basis; January through June and July through December.

• There are no financial rebates available for service performance, uptime or fault conditions.• In the event you have service difficulties, you can notify our Customer Service Team.• You will be required to assist with a reasonable level of troubleshooting to assist us in identifying the cause of the service difficulties.• In the event a fault needs to be lodged with our upstream carrier, you agree to the possibility of an Incorrect Callout Fee being charged in the event no fault is found with our service.

• Callout part numbers that do not appear in this list are not approved for use on the program and have no approved sources.

• If one of the two (2) Powerline Electricians assigned weekly standby duty in accordance with clause 12.09 (a) of the Collective Agreement is a Crewleader or if no Crewleader is available, the Supervisor On Call or his/her delegate shall go the Callout Roster and call out a Powerline Electrician, in the order shown on the Callout Roster.

More Definitions of Callout

Callout means that an employee has been called out without prior notice. This change is simply to clarify that the language applies whether it's overtime or callout.

Callout occurs when an employee has completed her workday, left the worksite and is called to return to work. It is an unforeseen call to return to work. Work scheduled a minimum of twenty- four (24) hours in advance is not a callout but is compensated at the employee’s applicable rate of pay or overtime rate if overtime is applicable.

Callout is defined as an Employee who is on call, being called out to a patient in the community.

Callout means where We attend the Property at Your request (and the term Called Out shall be interpreted accordingly).

Callout is defined as when an employee is called in to work at a time other than the employee’s scheduled work hours. Employees responding to a callout shall be paid at the rate of time and one half (1 1/2) the regular rate for hours worked continuously after reporting back to duty (until he or she has a break of two (2) or more hours), with a minimum of three (3) hours callback pay at such rate, even if he or she works fewer than three (3) additional hours. The three-hour period commences when the employee arrives at the location to which he or she was directed to report for the callout (travel time to the callout location is not compensable). Supervisors may assign additional tasks during the callout period when the work prompting the callout takes less than the full three (3) hours, so long as the work assigned is normal and customary, and reasonably related to the reason for the callout. Callout rates shall not be compounded for multiple callouts within the same three-hour period.

Callout is that occasion when an employee is required by the City to return to work for the City outside of the hours of their normal working shift in order to perform work for the City.

Callout means when an employee is recalled to work, after leaving the employer’s premises, to undertake work not previously advised or arranged.