Department Overtime definition

Department Overtime or “Elective Department Overtime” means voluntary participation in job or duty related assignments originating from within the Department, which are outside an employee's regularly scheduled 40 hours of work per week, and for which the employee normally, but not necessarily, receives overtime compensation from the City of Austin. Compensation either can be at the expense of the Department or reimbursed through outside funding, and will be included in the Officer’s regular City payroll. This does not include Court Overtime, late calls, overtime related to workload or emergency holdovers.
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Examples of Department Overtime in a sentence

  • Department policies regarding Department Overtime, Elective and Secondary Employment, and Attendance and Leave shall apply to Special Event assignments.

  • Employees will make out a Department Overtime form and ▇▇▇▇ their intention to have the time converted to time coming.

  • Department Overtime Availability sheets will encompass Fridays through Thursdays.

  • Management will forward to the Union Hall current Department Overtime Call-In Procedures.

  • Employees will make out a Department Overtime form and mark their intention to have the time converted to time coming.

  • Nothing in this Article shall prevent the Chief or his designee from ordering all employees to work overtime providing all the names on the Department Overtime list on duty or incoming shifts have been exhausted by one (1) full turn.

  • Clean up in Packaging and Processing Departments Warehouse Department Overtime/Receiving Department Overtime .

  • If no one within the Operations Department within that building is available, then canvass by title seniority, according to the Operations Department Overtime Roster.

  • The Employer and the Employee agree to utilize the attached Burlington Township Department Overtime Call List.

  • Except as otherwise provided by this MOU overtime will be managed per the current Fire Department Overtime Policy.