Offering and Distribution of Overtime Sample Clauses

Offering and Distribution of Overtime. It is agreed that any overtime opportunities will first be offered to available qualified permanent full-time employees in accordance with article 19.01 e) except where the overtime is continuous with the employee's regular work day and lasts no longer than one and one half (1 1/2) hours beyond the end of the employee's regular work day, the permanent full time employee performing the work will first be asked to complete the work. If the overtime work lasts longer than one and one half (1 1/2) hours or is declined by the employee performing the work during the employee’s regular work day, it shall be offered to permanent full time employee(s) in accordance with Article 19.01 e). If a sufficient number of qualified permanent full- time employees and qualified probationary employees cannot be obtained, then the Region may offer the extra work to permanent part-time employees posted to temporary full-time positions then to temporary full-time and, then part-time employees, and failing this to anyone else selected by the Region.
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Offering and Distribution of Overtime. It is agreed that any overtime opportunities will first be offered to available qualified permanent full-time employees in accordance with article 19.01 e) except where the overtime is continuous with the employee's regular work day and lasts no longer than one and one half (1 1/2) hours beyond the end of the employee's regular work day, the permanent full time employee performing the work will first be asked to complete the work. If the overtime work lasts longer than one and one half (1 1/2) hours or is declined by the employee performing the work during the employee’s regular work day, it shall be offered to permanent full time employee(s) in accordance with Article 19.01 e). If a sufficient number of qualified permanent full-time employees and qualified probationary employees cannot be obtained, then the Region may offer the extra work to temporary full-time and part-time employees, and failing this to anyone else selected by the Region. Any work which is a matter of emergency or urgency, which is not continuous with the employee's regular work day, shall be offered in accordance with Article 19.03. The Region will distribute overtime opportunities fairly among available qualified employees as set out in 19.01 e).
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Offering and Distribution of Overtime. It is agreed that any overtime opportunities will first be offered to available qualified permanent full-time employees in accordance with article 19.01 e) except where the overtime is continuous with the employee's regular work day. Except for all Waste Management operations and where overtime is continuous with the end of the employee's regular working day and lasts no longer than one and one half (1 1/2) hours beyond the end of the employee's regular work day, the permanent full time employee performing the work will first be asked to
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