Emergency Overtime definition

Emergency Overtime shall be defined as overtime that becomes available without advance notice to the University and occurs outside, but not contiguous to the normal work shift of affected employees.

Emergency Overtime results from an emergency that requires immediate action outside of regular hours and when the minimum notice cannot be given.

Emergency Overtime means those hours worked for fire or other emergencies which require the call-back of additional personnel to augment on-duty personnel or to maintain minimum staffing levels when on-duty employees are involved in emergency situations.

Examples of Emergency Overtime in a sentence

• Emergency Overtime An emergency is defined as work required for a situation that is not within the Contractor's control.

• If an emergency call occurs during the time that the employee is performing scheduled overtime tasks that call shall be paid at the time and one-half rate and not at the call back rate set forth in Section 13.5 (Emergency Overtime).

• The discretion to use or to assign "Emergency Overtime" shall be the express right of the Employer and Agency.

• In exception to the requirements that employees be called in outside of regular work shifts, employees assigned to Snow and Ice Control Emergency Overtime will receive the appropriate special project rate or the employees regular overtime rate when entitled to overtime under the Fair Labor Standards Act, whichever is greater, after the end of the employee’s regular work shift and during the time prior to the next regular work shift.

• All emergency overtime assignments including calling an employee other than the employee on scheduled standby status will be paid the minimum overtime compensation as defined in Section 13.5 (Emergency Overtime).

More Definitions of Emergency Overtime

Emergency Overtime is defined as all calls in which the employee is called back to work on their normal day off to assist at a major incident.

Emergency Overtime means work that must be done without delay because of circumstances for which the Employer could not reasonably have expected to make provision and which cannot be performed by employees during their ordinary hours of work. Emergency work excludes the performance of routine maintenance work outside normal working hours.

Emergency Overtime will be considered overtime required at the end of the day to accommodate clients who may arrive just prior to the Recorder’s Office closing and going beyond 5:00 PM to complete the service. This overtime will be offered to those employees who are at work at the time and the overtime will to the employee with the least amount of overtime based on the overtime list. Refusal to work emergency overtime will be done in writing on the form provided. Employees shall earn double time after twelve (12) hours of work in any work day and for work done on Sundays and holidays. All overtime must be approved by management in advance.

Emergency Overtime. Shall include all sworn Department Personnel as needed. A list of persons used, date, and time, along with the listed emergency is to be maintained.

Emergency Overtime. Any unscheduled overtime that may arise after the 12:01 deadline of each 30 Monday, the start of the workweek, which includes any requested item with twenty-four (24) hours 31 or less of notification.

Emergency Overtime means work that must be done without delay because of circumstances for which the employer could not reasonably have expected to make provision and which cannot be performed by employees during their ordinary hours of work. Emergency work excludes the performance of routine maintenance work outside normal working hours. It is however the prerogative of the Employer to decide if any overtime not included in this definition qualifies as emergency overtime.

Emergency Overtime. Work performed outside the normal scheduled hours which is neither prearranged nor extension overtime. Time shall be counted from the time the employee reports for work until the employee finishes work.