Holiday Premium Pay definition
Examples of Holiday Premium Pay in a sentence
Employees shall not receive both overtime and Holiday Premium Pay (as defined herein) for the same hours.
Night Pay, Night Shift Differential, Sunday Premium Pay, Holiday Premium Pay, and all other special and/or irregular compensation categories will be computed and paid IAW applicable laws and regulations.
Election of Holiday Premium Pay or Holiday Compensatory Time shall be at the employee’s discretion.
If such work is necessary, the employee shall receive, in addition to Holiday Pay, Holiday Premium Pay which shall be calculated as one and one-half times (1½x) the employee’s regular hourly rate for all time worked.
If an employee is scheduled to work one of the six Company Holidays (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day), the employee will receive Holiday Premium Pay.
For premium pay purposes, the Holiday Premium Pay period will be a twenty-four hour pay period beginning with the night shift preceding the holiday and ending with the evening shift on the holiday, with the exception of Christmas and New Years Day, which shall be a thirty-two hour period beginning at three (3:00) p.m. of the evening shift preceding the holiday and ending at eleven (11:00) p.m., on the holiday.
Shift differential is also not paid for working eligible hours on Grant Details (as distinguished from full-time grant-funded positions), Emergency Call Back, Court Time, DA Time, non-emergency call back time, or the ½ time premium component of Holiday Premium Pay.
Hours worked by an Officer on a Holiday, for which the Officer receives Holiday Premium Pay, will not count as hours worked for the purpose of calculating eligibility for overtime during the work week that includes the holiday.
In addition to Holiday Premium Pay, Officers who are scheduled to work on a day that is a holiday, as set out in Section 1, and who do work on that holiday will be allowed to choose to receive Holiday Pay, at their regular step rate of pay, or accrue Holiday Leave, for use at a later date, in an amount of hours equal to the number of hours they worked on the holiday, up to a maximum of 8 hours.
If due to a daybreaker schedule, an Officer is scheduled to work less than an entire shift (e.g., the Officer’s workweek begins at 10:00 pm on the holiday), in addition to receiving Holiday Premium Pay, the Officer will be allowed to choose to receive Holiday Pay at their regular step rate of pay, or accrue Holiday Leave for use at a later date, for the number of hours worked.