Phone Calls at Home Sample Clauses

Phone Calls at Home. The Employer will pay for authorized telephone calls received by an employee at home from an employee at work at the regular rate of pay for the actual time spent on the phone with a minimum of seven (7) minutes. This does not apply to calls regarding schedule changes (e.g. low census, shift trades, opportunities for additional shifts, etc.). This language is only intended to apply to work-related issues requiring the employee's expertise and knowledge.
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Phone Calls at Home. The Employer will pay for authorized telephone calls received by an employee at home at the regular rate of pay for the actual time spent on the phone with a minimum of eight (8) minutes. This does not apply to calls regarding schedule changes (e.g., low census, shift trades, opportunities for additional shifts, etc.). This language is only intended to apply to work-related issues requiring the employee's expertise and knowledge. For purposes of this paragraph, authorized telephone calls are defined as those calls initiated by the house supervisor on duty at that time, or the employee's department director.
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Phone Calls at Home. The Employer will pay for authorized telephone calls, text messages, or video conferencing (e.g. Facetime) received by an employee at home from an employee at work at the regular rate of pay for the actual time spent on the phone with a minimum of seven (7) fifteen
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Phone Calls at Home a) Assuming an on-call employee receives an official work-related phone call at home during non-working hours, the City agrees to compensate said employee for a minimum of ½ hour overtime for the first call regardless of how long; actual time for each call that day thereafter. Applies only to a person on stand by in accordance with the provisions of Section 2.12. (Added 7/1/00)
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  • Phone Calls Time spent on work-related employer initiated and subsequent employee initiated telephone calls during the employee’s non-work time of over ten (10) minutes per day will be considered time worked and will be deducted from standby pay. The employee shall receive a minimum of one (1) hour compensation at their regular, non-overtime hourly rate of pay for each non-related incident. Employees are not required to answer the phone or respond to work related messages during their non-work time, unless they are on stand-by status.

  • Telephone Calls Calling, Monitoring and Recording‌ For our mutual protection, and to enable us to provide better service to you, we may monitor and/or tape-record any of our telephone conversations.

  • Recording telephone calls You consent to our recording of your telephone calls with us (whether made via TBS or otherwise) and for such recordings to be used for any purpose as we deem fit including to provide evidence of instructions and other verbal communications, for quality and training purposes, as evidence in any proceedings against you or any other person.

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