Reporting and Call in Time Clause Samples
The 'Reporting and Call In Time' clause establishes the requirements for employees to notify their employer about their availability or attendance, as well as the procedures for reporting to work or being called in for duty. Typically, this clause outlines the timeframe within which employees must inform management if they are unable to attend work, and may specify how much notice is required for unscheduled absences or late arrivals. It can also detail the employer's obligations when requesting employees to report for work outside of their regular schedule. The core function of this clause is to ensure clear communication between employees and employers regarding attendance, thereby minimizing disruptions to operations and providing a fair process for managing unexpected absences or additional work needs.
Reporting and Call in Time. 9.01 In the event that employees report for work on their regular shifts without having been previously notified not to report, they will be given the opportunity to perform at least four
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Reporting and Call in Time. 26.01 An employee reporting for work at his scheduled starting time who has not received twelve (12) hours' notice not to do so shall be guaranteed four (4) hours' work or four
Reporting and Call in Time. 33.01 Each employee reporting for work who has not received twelve (12) hours' notice not to do so shall be guaranteed four (4) hours' work or four hours' pay at straight time in lieu of the same, provided that such employee has means whereby the Company can contact him to give such notice. This provision shall not apply when the lack of work arises through fire, flood or electrical power failure.
33.02 Each employee reporting for work outside of his regular hours as a result of being called in shall be paid for the time worked at the greater of,
(a) the pay determined by the overtime provisions of this Agreement, (b) four (4) hours' pay at straight time.
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