Examples of Prearranged Overtime in a sentence
The advance notice shall specify the starting time and ending time for the Prearranged Overtime assignment.
Prearranged Overtime is defined as overtime hours worked when advance notice to work was received with a minimum notice of twelve (12) hours prior to the requested reporting time.
If circumstances other than inclement weather require work to cease short of the prearranged ending time, the employee will receive overtime pay as if he/she worked the full Prearranged Overtime assignment.
No minimum time paid will be associated with Prearranged Overtime if it immediately precedes or succeeds the normal work shift.
An employee requested to report for a regular shift schedule will not be entitled to any overtime compensation prior to reporting for the shift, whether under Call Back Overtime or Prearranged Overtime.
If inclement weather causes cancellation of Prearranged Overtime work after employee begins work the employee will be paid for the actual time worked or two (2) hours whichever is greater.
Prearranged Overtime: Work performed outside the normal scheduled hours for which notification must be given a minimum of 24 hours in advance (21 hours for computer shift working employees).
If the City elects to fill a vacancy other than by reassignment of the shift or the utilization of prior or succeeding shift personnel, the following procedure shall be used: Employees will be called according to their position on the Pre-arranged Overtime List (POL), with the person with the lowest balance being the first one called.
SECRETARY ODECISION !if'LETTER DECISION OPRE-REVIEW REFERRAL Coast Valleys Division Grievance No. 18-94-77-23 P-RC 317 Pay For Cancelled Prearranged Overtime, Radiation Protection MOnitor MR.
In the maintenance services department, the "Maintenance Services Prearranged Overtime Administrative Policy" will be suspended during the period described in Section IV.1. In its place, maintenance employees shall indicate their desire to be considered for outage overtime opportunities on other crews (equal distribution) in writing prior to the start of the outage.