Common use of Overtime Compensation Clause in Contracts

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs work in a higher classification shall have overtime compensation computed at the first step rate of the higher classification, unless the employee's regular rate of compensation is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensation.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs has been assigned to work in a higher classification shall have any overtime compensation computed at payments calculated on the first step rate of the grade of the higher classification, unless the employee's classification to which he/she has been assigned and upon which his/her regular rate weekly "out of compensation title" salary is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensationbased.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs work in a higher classification shall have overtime compensation computed at the first step rate of the higher classificationclassification , unless the employee's regular rate of compensation is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensation.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs overtime work in a higher classification other than his/her own, shall have overtime compensation computed at his/her regular step rate of pay for his/her regular position or the first step rate of the higher other classification, unless the employee's regular rate of compensation whichever is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensation.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs overtime work in a higher classification shall have overtime compensation computed at the first step rate of the higher classification, unless the employee's regular rate of compensation is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensation.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs overtime work in a higher classification shall have overtime compensation computed at the first step step-rate of the higher classification, unless the employee's regular rate of compensation is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensation.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs overtime work in a higher classification shall have overtime compensation computed at the first step step-rate of the higher classification, . unless the employee's regular rate of compensation is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensation.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs overtime work in a higher classification class ification shall have overtime compensation computed at the first step rate -rate of the higher classification, unless the employee's regular rate of compensation is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensation.

Overtime Compensation. A. An employee who performs has been assigned to work in a higher classification shall have any overtime compensation computed at payments calculated on the first step rate of the grade of the higher classification, unless the employee's classification to which he/she has been assigned and upon which his/her regular rate weekly “out of compensation title” salary is higher, in which case the overtime compensation shall be computed at the employee's regular rate of compensationbased.