Callout Defined Sample Clauses
The "Callout Defined" clause establishes a clear definition for the term "callout" as it is used within the agreement. This clause specifies exactly what constitutes a callout, such as a request for service, support, or attendance by a party, often outside of regular business hours or in response to an urgent issue. By precisely defining the term, the clause ensures that all parties have a mutual understanding of when a callout occurs, which is essential for determining responsibilities, costs, or response times associated with such events.
Callout Defined. When an employee is requested (called out), without previous notice, to perform work outside normal working hours and not contiguous with assigned hours.
Callout Defined. A "callout" is defined as that occasion when an Employee is contacted, outside of the hours of their working shift in order to perform work for the Employer. Previously scheduled overtime shall not constitute a callout.
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Callout Defined. A "callout" shall be defined as that circumstance when an employee has left the work premises and is contacted by competent authority during their off work period and requested to report back to work at an unscheduled time. Overtime beyond the four (4) hour minimum under this Section ends when an employee's regular shift begins and the employee would accrue no additional overtime unless they work more than eight (8) hours from the beginning of their regular shift.