Stand-by time definition
Stand-by time means a period of time that is not a regular working period during which an employee is required to keep himself or herself:
Stand-by time shall be any time between Bus Driver assignments of one (1) hour or less. The Bus Driver shall check in with a supervisor for duty assignment(s).
Stand-by time means an employees contractual obligation to remain at home or be otherwise available to be called to work when necessary and is not included in working hours.
Examples of Stand-by time in a sentence
Stand-By Time - Availability mandated by department management or supervisor to respond within a reasonable time, as defined by department policies and procedures, for off-duty court attendance or emergency response return to work.
Court Stand-By Time "On Call." Whenever an Association member is placed "on-call" pursuant to a court subpoena while otherwise off-duty, the member shall receive compensation for being "on-call" at the rate of two (2) hours of straight time pay for each day spent in that status.
RPT5.1 Article RPT5 (Stand-By Time) applies to Schedule 3 and 4 employees only.
On-Call Duty 1..0 Stand-By Time ...........................................................1..1...
Employees who are on call will be compensated and required to report to work as delineated in Section 12.2 Stand-By Time with the exception of 12.2.4 which the Parties agree will not apply.
More Definitions of Stand-by time
Stand-by time or “stand-by” means the amount of time that equipment is at an active NDC project worksite while the equipment is: (a) shutdown; (b) physically located at the NDC project work site; and (c) required at the NDC project worksite to complete upcoming work on the project.
Stand-by time means a period of time on a weekend or statutory holiday in accordance with Article 40, that is not a regular working period, during which an employee is required to keep himself or herself:
Stand-by time. A stand-by assignment is when an employee is assigned by an authorized supervisor or his designee to be available for a work assignment or court appearance on an on-call basis during a specified off-duty period of time. Employees placed on stand-by must be able to be reached at any time during the stand-by period at a designated telephone number. An employee placed on stand-by shall be paid a minimum of two (2) hours at his/her overtime rate for each eight (8) hours of stand-by time. In lieu of a stand-by assignment and subject to the approval of the Chief of Police or his designee, the employee may request and be assigned to a full shift of duty.
Stand-by time means all time off regular duty wherein the City designates an employee to be on call to return to work, requiring that the employee be constantly accessible to a telephone or radio.
Stand-by time means the amount of hours, or portion thereof, incurred by ITC while waiting for transport to and from a Company location or access to Company’s premises.
Stand-by time means a period of time that is which an employee remains available for immediate recall to work. Stand-by time will be approved in writing and such approval will be given prior to the time the employee is required to stand-by. Where an employee is required to stand-by, they will be paid their basic hourly rate for all hours on stand- by. “On-call time” means a period of time during which an employee remains available to work as a requirement of their job and will receive a premium as follows: For on-call employees will be entitled to dollars per day during weekdays and dollars for each regular day off. Effective January on call employees will be entitled to dollars per day during weekdays and dollars for each regular day off. On-call will start at the normal stopping time of the work day and will end at the regular starting time of the next working day, In addition designated on-call employees will be paid a minimum of one hour at the applicable overtime rate or time in lieu (Article 7.11) for each hour outside normal working hours in which they receive one or more calls, If an on-call employee is called back to work and receives a minimum of four (4) hours pay at the applicable overtime rate then this overtime premium pay is substituted for the on-call premium for that particular day. Payment for overtime will only be made for units of one (I) hour or more and for subsequent full fifteen
Stand-by time means a period of time that is not a regular working period during which an employee is required to keep him self or herself:
(a) immediately available to receive a call to return to work, and
(b) immediately available to return to the workplace.
OAD10.2 No employee shall be required to be on stand-by unless such stand-by was authorized in writing by the supervisor prior to the stand-by period, except in circumstances beyond the Employer’s control.
OAD10.3 Where stand-by is not previously authorized in writing, payment as per Article OAD10.4 shall only be made where the supervisor has expressly advised the employee that stand-by duty is required.
OAD10.4 When an employee is required to stand-by, he or she shall receive payment of the stand-by hours at one half ( 1⁄2) his or her basic hourly rate with a minimum credit of four (4) hours pay at his or her basic hourly rate.