Callout Premium Sample Clauses
A Callout Premium clause defines an additional fee or payment that must be made when a service provider is required to respond to a request outside of normal working hours or under special circumstances. Typically, this clause applies to situations such as emergency repairs, after-hours maintenance, or urgent technical support, where the service provider incurs extra costs or inconvenience. By specifying the conditions and amount of the premium, the clause ensures that both parties understand the financial implications of urgent or unscheduled service requests, thereby compensating the provider for their flexibility and managing expectations for the client.
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Callout Premium. A minimum of four (4) hours at the overtime rate will be paid for
Callout Premium. A “callout” will be defined as a circumstance where an employee has left the work premises and is subsequently requested to report back to work prior to his/her normally scheduled shift. A minimum of four (4) hours at the double time (2X) rate will be paid for each callout. Where such overtime exceeds four (4) hours, the actual hours worked will be paid at the double time rate.
Callout Premium. A minimum of four (4) hours at the overtime rate shall be allowed for each callout. Where such overtime exceeds four (4) hours, the actual hours worked shall be allowed at the overtime rate except as limited by
7.03.1. This provision applies only to full-time employees.