Overtime Standards Sample Clauses

Overtime Standards. Every employee within a classification in a department shall have an equal and impartial opportunity for overtime work subject to the employee’s ability to perform the work. Overtime records shall be made available to the Association. Any employee working overtime shall be given as much advance notice as possible prior to working such overtime. No employee shall be required to work more than sixteen (16) consecutive hours unless the situation is declared an emergency by the Mayor. Any employee working sixteen (16) hours, or more, shall have eight hours off thereafter.
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Overtime Standards. Every employee within a classification in a department shall have an equal and impartial opportunity for overtime work subject to the employee’s ability to perform the work. Overtime records shall be made available to the Association. Any employee working overtime shall be given as much advance notice as possible prior to working such overtime. No employee shall be required to work more then sixteen (16) consecutive hours unless the situation is declared an emergency by the Mayor. Any employee working sixteen (16) hours, or more, shall have eight hours off thereafter. • SENIORITY • Seniority Definition Seniority shall be defined to mean the length of the employee’s continuous service with the City of Kentwood commencing from the last date of hire. The application of seniority shall be limited to the preferences recited in this Agreement.
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