On duty means that a pharmacist is on the premises at the address of the permitted pharmacy and is available as needed.
On duty means any time during which an employee is acting in an official capacity for the school district or performing tasks within the employee's job description, including the taking of an annual physical examination.
On duty means the nature of the work prevents an employee from being relieved of all duty. Employees can take on-duty meal periods’ only when doing so has been agreed to in writing by the District and the employee and the meal period is paid by the District.
Examples of On duty in a sentence
On duty employees attending such conferences shall be limited to one per bargaining unit during time issues affecting the unit(s) are discussed and one representative for the local.
More Definitions of On duty
On duty means training, including unit training assemblies, and other training, operational duty, and other service which may be required under state or federal law, regulations, or orders, and the necessary travel of an officer or enlisted person to the place of performance and return home after performance of that duty, but does not include federal active duty. A member of the national guard shall be considered to be on duty when called to testify about an incident which the member observed or was involved in while that member was on duty.
On duty means time spent working or waiting that the employer controls and that the employee is not permitted to use for the employee’s own purpose.
On duty is defined as required attendance at the workplace in accordance with the provisions of the Master Agreement regarding hours of work and workday.
On duty means the period of time an employee is responsible for the direct supervision of one or more residents.
On duty means the time period commencing from when a Transit Enforcement Member reports to work up until the time the employee leaves work, and shall include lunch and break times. On duty also includes the time period in which an employee is required to be at work, or is in attendance in a working session at a conference or seminar as a representative of the TTC and further includes anytime that the Transit Enforcement Member is in a TTC issued uniform.
On duty means that a pharmacist, the responsible party, or a person who is qualified to provide supervision in accordance with 18VAC110-60-170 is on the premises at the address of the permitted pharmaceutical processor and is available as needed.