Layover. Compensated time, not driving, while on duty.
Layover. For all unworked days when an Employee must layover on location, the Employee shall receive payment for minimum call for each unworked day, in addition to all per diem allowances, exclusive of travel time and/or work performed.
Layover. An employee will be scheduled to have a sixteen-hour layover period between shift assignments, provided however, that an employee may be assigned to work during said layover period without the payment of overtime compensation in order to accommodate a scheduled shift rotation, or training assignment (for training of the sergeant). Further, nothing contained herein shall prohibit the scheduling of assignments such as court time and overtime for which overtime compensation is payable.
Layover. Upon being released from an assignment at an away-from-home location, an extraboard operator becomes eligible for meal allowance. Meal allowances will begin to accumulate beginning 24 hours after being released from an assignment and will continue until the operator arrives home or is booked off. Meal allowance will be paid in each 24-hour period as follows: 24 to 25 hours from the time an Operator goes to bed ………$7.50 26 to 33 hours from the time an Operator goes to bed ………$18.00 34 to 42 hours from the time an Operator goes to bed ………$30.00 For subsequent 24 hour periods see Article O-8 Meal Allowance. An extraboard operator held away from home without work will receive a layover penalty of $5.00 per hour or fraction thereof for each hour after the 16th hour for the next eight consecutive hours. After the first 24 hours, the operator will be paid $5.00 per hour in eight-hour cycles⎯eight hours off, eight hours paid, eight hours off, and so forth until he/she reports for an assignment/protection except when the $5.00 would duplicate the hours paid at the protection rate. This does not apply to operators on temporary transfer. Operators held away from home without work for more than 36 hours will be assigned on the first schedule to or towards his/her home terminal after the 36th hour. Operators held beyond the first schedule to or towards will be paid at the protection rate beginning at the 36th hour or in cases of weather cancellations beginning at the time of the first schedule to or towards his/her home terminal until the operator receives an assignment. There will be no duplication of pay. This provision does not apply to operators performing work under the Temporary Transfer articles. The layover penalty and meal allowance will not apply to extraboard operators on regular run assignments or hold-downs.
Layover. Highway drivers required to layover at a foreign terminal shall not be dispatched until they have been off duty for eight hours. Transport Inc., Page Section Reporting for work Such highway drivers shall be allowed one hour without pay to report for work except where the location of their sleeping quarters makes it necessary to take longer but at no time to exceed two hours.
Layover. Where an employee terminates a duty period at one airport and originates a duty period at another airport of the co-terminals, current transportation policies from the airport to the hotel and back will apply.
Layover. A period of time during a trip, starting at release and ending at showtime, which contains a legal rest period.
Layover. (This paragraph applies only to Police Officers.) An employee will normally be scheduled to have a sixteen (16) hour layover (twelve hour layover on twelve-hour shifts) period between shift assignments, provided however, that an employee may be assigned to work during said layover period without the payment of overtime compensation in order to accommodate normal shift rotation or reassignment to accommodate training (for training of the officer). Further, nothing contained herein shall prohibit the scheduling of assignments, such as court time and overtime for which overtime compensation is payable, during such layover period. Management will endeavor to routinely provide a minimum eight (8) hour layover (six-hour layover on twelve-hour shifts) time period between shifts.
Layover a. Each day an employee is required to be out of the district overnight to fulfill his/her assigned duties, the employee shall be paid for two hours at his/her regular rate of pay in addition to one-fifth (1/5) of the defined work week for the employee’s classification.
Layover. For all productions, a truck layover consists of a production truck’s interior equipment remaining in their same state of operation and set up from one broadcast event day to the following broadcast event day. APPENDIX C
