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Standby means any period of time during which, on the instruction of the deputy head, an employee is required to be available for recall to work;
Standby means a pre-notified and defined period of time during which a crew member is required by the operator to be available to receive an assignment for a flight, positioning or other duty without an intervening rest period;
Examples of Standby in a sentence
Stand-by arrange- ments establish the framework of rapid initiation of government shipping oper- ations at the outset of an emergency.
Standby status must be assigned and is to be paid at one hour at time and one-half the employee’s regular rate of pay for every period of twelve (12) hours or less the employee is assigned and two hours at time and one-half for every period of between twelve (12) and twenty-four (24) hours the employee is assigned.
Standby assignments will be rotated on a weekly basis at the direction of the department director.
More Definitions of Standby
Standby means the periodic or intermittent supply or sale of electricity:
Standby shall refer to any period of time duly authorized by the Employer during which a nurse is required to be available to return to work without undue delay. Callback shall be limited to the program(s) for which the nurse is on standby. Standby shall be assigned and scheduled in accordance with the provisions of Article 1501 whenever reasonably possible. 1802 Nurses required to be on standby shall receive two (2) hours basic pay per eight (8) hour shift or portion thereof. 1803 A nurse actually called back to work when they are on standby shall be paid for hours worked at the overtime rates, or may, at the nurse’s request, be granted time off which is the equivalent of overtime rates. The nurse will be guaranteed a minimum of three (3) hours at the overtime rate except when called in within three (3) hours of the commencement of their next shift. In such cases the nurse shall be paid at the overtime rate from the time the nurse started work to the beginning of their shift. 1804 Standby allowance shall be paid for any time during which a nurse is actually called back to work. 1805 Assignment of standby shall be distributed as equitably as possible amongst those nurses qualified for the assignment. 1806 The Employer will provide parking space in near proximity to the site for the use of nurses on standby who are called back. 1807 Whenever reasonably possible, a pager (or alternate) shall be provided by the Employer to nurses during any period of assigned standby. 1808 Telephone Consultation(s): When a nurse is consulted by telephone outside of their regular working hours and is authorized to handle bona fide work-related matters without returning to the workplace, the following shall apply:
Standby duty is paid at one-fifth (1/5) the regular hourly rate for each hour of such duty (rounded to the nearest whole cent). An employee, entitled to be paid cash for “standby” duty may request compensatory time off at the appropriate standby duty rate in lieu of cash. A supervisor may grant or deny this request. Employees may not request both cash and compensatory time off for standby duty performed on the same workday. Any employee in standby status shall be compensated for business phone calls made after having been reached (but without reporting to his/her duty station or other work location) under the Overtime Article shall be compensated at the straight time rate or compensatory time off as appropriate, but shall not be considered to have been called in by reason of such telephone work. Time spent on such telephone work during a workday of standby duty may be aggregated for the purpose of satisfying the fifteen (15) minute grace period specified in the Overtime Article. Any employees in standby status shall receive a compensatory day off for standby duty on a holiday, prorated for the day or part of a day of standby duty as appropriate, in addition to compensation otherwise due.
Standby means where a member is directed to be prepared to resume duty immediately when advised and within the time limits or obligations imposed by the Controlling Authority. The member may be directed to remain at home or some other agreed location.
Standby means any period during which an Employee is not on regular duty, but must be available to respond without undue delay to a request to return to duty.
Standby is defined as a requirement that an employee, during off-duty hours, be reachable by phone or “beeper” within one (1) hour of being called, and report for duty where needed within one (1) hour of being reached, OR normal commuting time between the employee’s home of record and duty station, whichever is greater. “Standby” duty is paid at one-fifth (1/5) the regular hourly rate for each hour of such duty (rounded to the nearest whole cent). An employee, entitled to be paid cash for “standby” duty may request compensatory time off at the appropriate standby duty rate in lieu of cash. A supervisor may grant or deny this request. Employees may not request both cash and compensatory time off for standby duty performed on the same workday. Any employees in standby status shall be compensated for business phone calls made after having been reached (but without reporting to his/her duty station or other work location) under the Overtime Article shall be compensated at the straight time rate or compensatory time off as appropriate, but shall not be considered to have been called in by reason of such telephone work. Time spent on such telephone work during a workday of standby duty may be aggregated for the purpose of satisfying the fifteen (15) minute grace period specified in the Overtime Article. Any employee in standby status shall receive a compensatory day off for standby duty on a holiday, prorated for the day or part of a day of standby duty as appropriate, in addition to compensation otherwise due.
Standby. Any Unit Employee who is required by the Employer to be available for immediate return to duty, under conditions which do not allow the employee reasonable use of the time waiting to be called back to duty for his or her own purposes, shall be deemed to be in standby status. Time in standby status shall be considered time worked for regular compensation and overtime compensation purposes.