Common use of Order in Overtime Clause in Contracts

Order in Overtime. If no one voluntarily agrees to work the available overtime, the Battalion Chief, shift commander, or shift captain will order in the Employee with the lowest number of operational overtime hours worked from the off going shift. Personnel, ordered in, will not be ordered in on two (2) consecutive shifts. Personnel on scheduled leave, will not be subject to order in overtime. Order in overtime will be tracked by platoon on the overtime list. In case of any honest mistakes in offering overtime, there will be no back pay, but the mistake will be corrected through future assignments of overtime.

Order in Overtime. If no one voluntarily agrees to work the available overtime, the Battalion Chief, shift commander, or shift captain will order in the Employee employee with the lowest number of operational overtime hours worked from the off going shift. Personnel, ordered in, will not be ordered in on two (2) consecutive shifts. Personnel on scheduled leave, leave will not be subject to order in overtime. Order in overtime will be tracked by platoon on the overtime list. In the case of any honest mistakes in offering overtime, there will be no back pay, but the mistake will be corrected through future assignments of overtime.