Common use of Call Out Time Clause in Contracts

Call Out Time. Where an Employee is called out for work, and no work is performed, he shall be paid four (4) hours except in the case of inclement weather, then he shall be paid only two (2) hours: (a) on regular shifts at straight time; (b) on Saturdays, Sundays and General Holidays at the prevailing overtime rates; (c) where an Employee is called out for work at any time, and work is performed, he shall be paid a minimum of: (i) on regular shifts four (4) hours at straight time; (ii) on overtime days, four (4) hours at the prevailing overtime rates; (iii) after the regular shift, Employees called to work shall receive a minimum of four

Call Out Time. Where an Employee is called out for work, and no work is performed, he they shall be paid four (4) hours except in the case of inclement weather, then he they shall be paid only two (2) hours: (a) on regular shifts at straight time; (b) on Saturdays, Sundays and General Holidays at the prevailing overtime rates; (c) where an Employee is called out for work at any time, and work is performed, he they shall be paid a minimum of: (i) on regular shifts four (4) hours at straight time; (ii) on overtime days, four (4) hours at the prevailing overtime rates; (iii) after the regular shift, Employees called to work shall receive a minimum of four