Emergency Pay definition
Emergency Pay is a premium payment (exclusive of the employee’s regular pay), paid at one times the employee’s straight time rate of pay for each hour worked during the emergency when the campus is on administrative leave. At the discretion of management, emergency pay may be awarded as cash or CTO. If paid as cash, the payment must be paid at the employee’s straight time rate. If credited as CTO, the hours credited must be on a straight time basis.
Emergency Pay. When the City Manager, Governor or President of the United States declares that a civil emergency condition exists and orders the closure of City Hall, all employees shall receive pay till the end of their shift. All employees shall be paid up to a maximum of eight (8) hours a day for a maximum of three (3) days if the City Manager officially closes City offices or departments. If City offices or departments remain closed for more than three (3) days, non-exempt employees shall be eligible to use their vacation or personal time until the City offices or departments re-open.
Emergency Pay is compensation for the hours worked by the designated employees during their normal shift while the campus is closed during the administrative leave period.
Examples of Emergency Pay in a sentence
During periods when a civil emergency has been declared, all overtime will be compensated in accordance with the City of Venice, Florida Civil Emergency Pay Policy (May 2006) as amended, in effect at the time of the emergency.
More Definitions of Emergency Pay
Emergency Pay means (1) an employee's regular hourly rate, multiplied by (2) the number of hours actually worked by the employee during the Emergency Event at the building affected by the Emergency Event, multiplied by (3) one-and-one-half (1.5).