Policy-Limitation On Overtime Sample Clauses

Policy-Limitation On Overtime. It is the County's policy to avoid the necessity for overtime whenever and wherever possible. Overtime work may sometimes be necessary to meet emergency situations, seasonal or peak workload requirements. No employee shall work overtime unless authorized by his department head or designee. Procedures governing the authorization of overtime shall be established in accordance with the provisions herein. Any employee who is FLSA exempt shall not be paid overtime of any type unless specifically provided herein. Sec. 1103 Definitions: For purposes of this Article only:
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Policy-Limitation On Overtime. It is the County's policy to avoid the necessity of overtime whenever and wherever possible. Overtime work may sometimes be necessary to meet emergency situations, seasonal or peak workload requirements. No employee shall work overtime unless authorized by their Agency/Department head. Procedures governing the authorization of overtime shall be established in accordance with the provisions herein. Sec. 1102 DEFINITIONS: For purposes of this Article only,
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Policy-Limitation On Overtime. It is the County's policy to avoid the necessity for overtime whenever and w herever possible. O vertime work may sometimes be necessary to meet emergency situations, seasonal or peak workload requirements. N o employee shall work overtime unless authorized by his/her department/agency head. Procedures governing the authorization of overtime shall be established in accordance with the provisions herein. Any employee who is FLSA exempt shall not be paid overtime of any type unless specifically provided herein. Sec. 1003 DEFINITIONS: For purposes of this Article only.
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Policy-Limitation On Overtime. It is the County' s policy to avoid the necessit y of overtime w henever and w herever possible. Overtime w ork may somet xxxx be necessary to meet emergency sit uations, seasonal or peak w orkload requirement s. No employee shall w ork overtime unless authorized by their Agency/Department head. Procedures governing the authorization of overtime shall be est ablished in accordance w ith the provisions herein. Sec. 1102 DEFINITIONS: For purposes of this Article only,
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Policy-Limitation On Overtime. It is the County's policy to avoid the necessity for overtime whenever possible. O vertime work may sometimes be necessary to meet emergency situations, seasonal, or peak workload requirements. N o employee shall work overtime unless authorized by his Agency/Department head. Procedures governing the authorization of overtime shall be est ablished in accordance with the provisions herein.
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