Double time and a half definition
Double time and a half means ordinary time plus 150%.
Double time and a half means 2.5 times the hourly rate.
Double time and a half means ‘time and a half’ extra for the hours worked in addition to the day’s wages paid for the week.
Examples of Double time and a half in a sentence
Double time and a half shall mean time and a half in addition to the ordinary days pay.
Double time and a half shall include the employees’ ordinary rate of pay where due under this Agreement.
Double time and a half (250%) for the actual time worked until the completion of the overtime worked that day, with the balance of hours not worked that day to be paid at the ordinary rate.
Double time and a half (Sat, Sun and outside Standard Hours) If overtime is worked over midnight and a higher rate of overtime applies on one of the days, the overtime payment will be calculated at the higher rate.
Overtime will be paid at the following rates: Monday to Saturday Time and a half Sunday Double time Public Holidays Double time and a half.
More Definitions of Double time and a half
Double time and a half means ordinary time plus 150 percent.
Double time and a half means double and a-half the ordinary hourly rate.
Double time and a half means two and one-half (2½) the employee’s straight time rate calculated by the formula:
Double time and a half means the ordinary rate of pay multiplied by two and a half.
Double time and a half means one and one-half day's salary in addition to the prescribed weekly rate, or pro rata if there is more or less than a day [where the rate of salary is a weekly rate].
Double time and a half means one and one-half day’s wages in addition to the ordinary daily rate.
Double time and a half means payment of two and a half times the Ordinary Rate with respect to the hours worked where prescribed by this Agreement and is represented numerically in this agreement as 250%. Employees means all support workers and administrative and operational employees (as defined) employed by the Employer in the classifications set out at Schedule 1 in the State of South Australia and the Northern Territory (excluding the Tiwi Islands).