Common use of Call-out list Clause in Contracts

Call-out list. (a) When an employee is advised that they are “on call”, that is, immediately available by telephone contact, radio or paging device, they shall be paid in accordance with the following schedule: For each eight (8) hours of standby – one (1) hour pay. For holidays listed in Article 21.01 – four (4) hours per day plus one (1) day in lieu for each holiday on call. Employees called out shall be paid for a minimum of two (2) hours. Any other call-outs which occur during a two (2) hour call-out shall be considered an extension of the same call. Call-outs which occur after the two (2) hour period shall constitute a new call-out. “On call” duty shall be equally divided amongst the employees qualified to perform the work. Employees shall have the right to trade “on call” duty with other qualified employees provided they notify their supervisor of the change.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Agreement, www.bcbargaining.ca

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Call-out list. (a) When an employee is advised that they are “on call”, that is, immediately available by telephone contact, radio or paging device, they shall be paid in accordance with the following schedule: For each eight (8) hours of standby – one (1) hour pay. For holidays listed in Article 21.01 22.01 – four (4) hours per day plus one (1) day in lieu for each holiday on call. Employees called out shall be paid for a minimum of two (2) hours. Any other call-outs which occur during a two (2) hour call-out shall be considered an extension of the same call. Call-outs which occur after the two (2) hour period shall constitute a new call-out. “On call” duty shall be equally divided amongst the employees qualified to perform the work. Employees shall have the right to trade “on call” duty with other qualified employees provided they notify their supervisor of the change.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Letter of Agreement, Letter of Agreement

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