Bounty Overtime Sample Clauses
The Bounty Overtime clause establishes terms for additional compensation if a task or project, referred to as a bounty, extends beyond its originally agreed deadline. Typically, this clause specifies the rate or method for calculating overtime payments, and may outline conditions under which overtime is triggered, such as delays caused by the client or unforeseen circumstances. Its core function is to ensure fair compensation for extra work performed beyond the initial scope, thereby incentivizing timely completion and addressing the risk of project overruns.
Bounty Overtime. A bounty shift is defined as an anticipated period of staffing shortage, as determined by the Bureau in advance. Bounty shifts can be offered in a variety of hourly increments. For example, the Bureau may identify a two (2) hour shot as a bounty shift. Employees have seven (7) calendar days from the date the Bureau notifies them of available bounty shifts to sign up. All hours worked on a bounty shift shall be paid at two and a half (2.5) times an employee’s established hourly rate (“bounty overtime”). Bounty overtime only applies to floor overtime, as defined in Article 7.2. Bounty overtime will be treated as all other overtime for purposes of assignment and distribution.