Work Exceeding Scheduled Hours Sample Clauses
The "Work Exceeding Scheduled Hours" clause defines the terms under which an employee or contractor may work beyond their standard or agreed-upon hours. Typically, this clause outlines the process for authorizing additional hours, such as requiring prior written approval from a supervisor, and may specify how compensation for overtime is calculated or capped. Its core function is to manage expectations and control costs by ensuring that extra work is only performed when necessary and with proper oversight, thereby preventing unauthorized overtime and potential disputes over pay.
Work Exceeding Scheduled Hours a) When an employee other than Group Home Operators and Group Living Operators, agrees to work in the capacity of her position on a scheduled day of work or attends Employer required education, but over her regularly scheduled hours to the maximum of 40 hours per week she shall either accumulate time in lieu or be paid at overtime rates.
b) Full-time employees and Group Home Operators required by the Employer to work in the capacity of their permanent position or attend meetings related to their permanent position or participate in Employer required education on their scheduled time off, the employee shall be entitled to time in lieu at the rate of time and one half or be paid at a rate of time and one half at the employees regular rate of pay for a minimum of three hours.