Common use of Standby Duty Clause in Contracts

Standby Duty. ‌ Standby duty A means that the salaried employee, via a mobile tool or similar, should be accessible to undertake work. Standby duty A does not require that the salaried employee must be available to carry out work at a designated place. Standby duty B means that the salaried employee must be available to carry out work at the workplace or another place designated by the employer. Standby duty C means that the salaried employee must be available to carry out work at home.

Standby Duty. ‌ Standby duty A means that the salaried employee, via a mobile tool or similar, should be accessible available to undertake carry out work. Standby duty A does not require that the salaried employee must has to be available to carry out work at a designated place. Standby duty B means that the salaried employee must should be available to carry out work at the workplace or another place designated by the employer. Standby duty C means that the salaried employee must should be available to carry out work at home.