Overtime; Prior Approval Sample Clauses

Overtime; Prior Approval. Prior approval to work overtime must be obtained from the employee’s Project Director or Managing Attorney or a person authorized by them to grant such prior approval. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
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Overtime; Prior Approval. Prior approval for work which results in payment beyond an employee’s base 35-hour regular pay overtime must be obtained from the employee’s Project Director or Managing Attorney or a person authorized by them to grant such prior approval. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. On occasion, LSNYC recognizes that an employee may be unable to secure advance supervisor approval of overtime. Under these circumstances the employee may use their professional judgment to determine if overtime is necessary and earn up to two and one half (2.5) hours of overtime per pay period without prior approval. The employee shall notify their immediate supervisor and Project Director as soon as possible of the need to work beyond 35 hours by cell phone or email. Non-exempt employees shall not be required to involuntarily shift or modify their regular schedule in a way that undermines the employee’s eligibility for overtime pay (payment for time beyond 35 hours).
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Overtime; Prior Approval. Prior approval to work overtime must be obtained from the employee's Project Director or Managing Attorney or a person authorized by them to grant such prior approval. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. On occasion, LSNYC recognizes that an employee may be unable to secure advance supervisor approval of comp time. Under these circumstances the employee may use their professional judgment to determine if comp time is necessary and earn up to two and one half (2.5) hours of comp time per pay period without prior approval. The employee shall notify their immediate supervisor and Project Director as soon as possible of the need to accrue comp time by cell phone or email.
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Overtime; Prior Approval. Overtime requires the prior approval of the Executive Director or designate.
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Overtime; Prior Approval. Prior approval to for work w hich results in payment beyond an employee’s base 35-hour regular pay overtime must be obtained from the employee’s Project Director or Managing Attorney Supervisor or a person authorized by them to grant such prior approval. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. On occasion, LSNYC recognizes that an employee may be unable to secure advance supervisor approval of comp time. Under those circumstances the employee may use their professional judgment to determine if comp time overtime is necessary and earn up to two and one half (2.5) hours of overtime per pay period without prior approval. The employee shall notify their immediate supervisor and Project Director as soon as possible of the need to accrue comp time work beyond 35 hours by cell phone or email. Non- exempt employees shall not be required to involuntarily shift or modify their regular schedule in a way that undermines the employee’s eligibility for overtime pay (payment for time beyond 35 hours).
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