Common use of Planned Overtime Clause in Contracts

Planned Overtime. 8.01 (d) (iii) Where the need for overtime, within a section as defined herein, is known at least two days in advance, the overtime shall be first offered to employees in the work location who normally perform the work and who have signed the requisite overtime list. If no employee is available to perform the overtime, the overtime will then be offered to those employees within the section on a district- wide basis. If there is still a need, the overtime will then be offered on a City- wide basis to available employees who have signed their District overtime list, having regard to the section. Should there not be sufficient numbers of employees willing to accept the overtime, the junior employee within the District who has signed the requi- site overtime list, may be assigned. If there are still insufficient numbers of employees available, the junior employee within the District may be assigned.

Planned Overtime. 8.01 (d) (iii) Where the need for overtime, within a section as defined herein, is known at least two days in advance, the overtime shall be first offered to employees in the work location who normally perform the work and who have signed the requisite overtime list. If no employee is available to perform the overtime, the overtime will then be offered to those employees within the section on a district- district-wide basis. If there is still a need, the overtime will then be offered on a City- City-wide basis to available employees who have signed their District overtime list, having regard to the section. Should there not be sufficient numbers of employees willing to accept the overtime, the junior employee within the District who has signed the requi- site req- uisite overtime list, may be assigned. If there are still insufficient numbers of employees available, the junior employee within the District may be assigned.

Planned Overtime. 8.01 (d) (iii) Where the need for overtime, within a section as defined herein, is known at least two days in advance, the overtime shall be first offered to employees in the work location who normally perform the work and who have signed the requisite overtime list. If no employee is available to perform the overtime, the overtime will then be offered to those employees within the section on a district- District- wide basis. If there is still a need, the overtime will then be offered on a City- wide basis to available employees who have signed their District overtime list, having regard to the section. Should there not be sufficient numbers of employees willing to accept the overtime, the junior employee within the District who has signed the requi- site requisite overtime list, may be assigned. If there are still insufficient numbers of employees available, the junior employee within the District may be assigned.

Planned Overtime. 8.01 (d) (iii) Where the need for overtime, within a section as defined herein, is known at least two days in advance, the overtime shall be first offered to employees in the work location who normally perform the work and who have signed the requisite overtime list. If no employee is available to perform the overtime, the overtime will then be offered to those employees within the section on a district- district-wide basis. If there is still a need, the overtime will then be offered on a City- City-wide basis to available employees who have signed their District overtime list, having regard to the section. Should there not be sufficient numbers of employees willing to accept the overtime, the junior employee within the District who has signed the requi- site overtime list, may be assigned. If there are still insufficient numbers of employees available, the junior employee within the District may be assigned.