Common use of Overtime and Penal Time Clause in Contracts

Overtime and Penal Time. Subject to the provisions of penal time (6.2.2), overtime is time worked in excess of 8 hours a day, Monday to Friday inclusive, and all time, other than penal time, worked on a Saturday, Sunday or Whole holiday when such work has been properly authorised.

Overtime and Penal Time. Subject to the provisions of penal time (6.2.2)6.2.2 below, overtime is time worked in excess of 8 eight hours a day, Monday to Friday inclusive, and all time, other than penal time, worked on a Saturday, Sunday or Whole service holiday when such work has been properly authorised.

Overtime and Penal Time. Subject to the provisions of penal time (6.2.2), overtime a) Overtime is time worked in excess of the rostered hours for each duty, or when an employee’s hours exceed eighty hours per fortnight. Part-time employees shall not be paid overtime until 8 hours (or 10 hours for a day, Monday to Friday inclusive, and all time, other than penal time, 10-hour rostered duty) in any one-day has been exceeded. (b) Penal time is time worked within ordinary hours of work on a Saturday, a Sunday or Whole holiday when such work has been properly authoriseda public holiday.

Overtime and Penal Time. Subject to the provisions of penal time (6.2.2), overtime a) Overtime is time worked in excess of 8 the rostered hours a dayfor each duty, Monday to Friday inclusiveor for shift workers the duties rostered for the fortnight, and all time, other than penal time, worked on a Saturday, Sunday or Whole holiday when such work has been properly authorised. Part time workers shall not be paid overtime until 8 (or 10 for a 10 hour duty) hours in any one-day have been exceeded. (b) Penal time is time worked within ordinary hours of work on a Saturday, a Sunday or a public holiday.