Additional Work Hours Distribution Sample Clauses

Additional Work Hours Distribution. If a work task is in progress and the task will result in additional work hours, the employee working on the task will be allowed to complete the task and the overtime distribution procedure shall not apply. However, if a supervisor is reasonably aware when assigning a task that it may result in additional hours worked, the task will be offered to the employees on duty with the least amount of overtime. If after making the offer by this procedure no employee has accepted the additional work hours, the supervisor may assign the additional work hours to an employee on duty with the lowest overtime amount within the job classification. The only exception to this will be when a job classification has only one individual performing the essential functions, the employee may be required to work the additional work hours. Unwillingness to perform the additional work hours may result in disciplinary action.
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