In time means determined within an extended period of time beyond the normal 8 week target period that has been agreed, in writing, by the applicant.
In time. Each department head determines whether call-in time is necessary. The City may use people outside their classification in their department when the employees within the classification refuse or there are not enough employees within the classification in the department. An employee shall accept call-in time when requested by the Employer unless he states that he is physically unable or there is serious family illness requiring his presence. Any employee accepting call-in time to work outside his regularly scheduled shift shall be paid for a minimum of four (4) hours at the rate of time and one-half. If the call-in time occurs on Sunday, holidays, or the seventh consecutive day, the employee shall be paid for a minimum of four (4) hours at the rate of double time and one-half. If the call-in time work assignment and the employee’s regular shift overlap, the employee shall be paid at the rate of time and one half (1 ½) hours for the first two (2) hours of work completed. The employee shall then be paid for the balance of his regular work shift at the appropriate rate. It is understood that employees accepting call-in time shall be on call for four (4) hours, and if sent home, may be recalled within the original four (4) hours, and shall be considered the same call-in time without any extra pay. Any employee accepting call-in time, who reports and is ready to begin work within thirty (30) minutes of receiving the call, shall be paid from the time he received said call. Call-in sheets shall be used whenever any employee is called in, to verify arrived within thirty (30) minutes of the call in. A copy of the call-in sheet shall be submitted with the payroll. Call-in time will not be paid unless the employee physically reports to the job site.
In time means that the timescale for response has been extended under the terms of section 10 of the FOI Act 2005.
Examples of In time in a sentence
In time, however, it became common practice for the seller to offer the buyer the possibility to obtain credit from a lender with whom he is linked in one way or another.18 The consequences that are traditionally caused by the fact that from a legal point of view, the transaction is still formed by two different contracts, between the buyer and the seller and lender respectively, are considered undesirable as being too harsh on the buyer.
More Definitions of In time
In time means the precise time of day when a Run is scheduled to return to the doors of the garage;
In time. On or after your arrival date at 4:00 PM local time. The property cannot be guaranteed ready for occupancy until this time. Agent will use commercially reasonable efforts to have the Premises ready for Guest occupancy by 4PM, but Agent cannot guarantee the exact time of Property readiness.
In time means determined within an extended period of time beyond the normal 8/13 week target period that has been agreed, in writing, by the applicant prior to the end of the 8/13 target period/previously agreed period.
In time presumably means after the utterance, but before its evaluation.