Extra Time definition

Extra Time means an additional 20 (twenty) minutes, divided into 2 (two) halves of 10 (ten) minutes each with a 1 (one) minute break in between each half, to be played after Playing Time;
Extra Time. Time worked above the base route hours that does not exceed 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week. “Extra Time” may also be referred to as “straight time”.
Extra Time. The “EMPLOYEE” agreed to perform its services in extra time when the COMPANY requires it and both agreed that the employee will not perform in extra time if the company does not give its approval

Examples of Extra Time in a sentence

  • Extra Time Extra Help (ETEH) is available for students from 7:15-7:46 AM.


More Definitions of Extra Time

Extra Time means two equal periods of play in addition to the playing time set down for the Fixture.
Extra Time means Credit Days in excess of a Pilot’s minimum guarantee, paid at one (1) times a Pilots daily rate.
Extra Time is time required to be worked by a part-time unit member in excess of the unit member’s regular daily and/or weekly work schedule, but less than the daily and/or weekly work schedule of a full-time unit member.
Extra Time. Any employee who’s shift is less than eight (8) hours, and must work beyond their regular assigned shift time, shall be paid at their regular rate up to (8) hours.
Extra Time is time worked by a part-time employee beyond his/her regularly assigned daily schedule, not including overtime. (11-06)
Extra Time means work performed beyond the designated working hours but less
Extra Time means that employees will not expegt to be paid penalty rates for hours worked in addition to their normal working hours. Sugh additional hours will be treated as “extra time” as provided for in this glause.