Standby hours definition

Standby hours means the time when an employee is not under an obligation to work but is required to be available in order to attend at the workplace within a certain period of time after being notified.
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Standby hours means the time when the employee is not under an obligation to work but is required to be available in order to attend at the workplace within a certain period of time after being notified.
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Standby hours means the time when an employee is not obliged to work but is required to be standing by so that he/she may be at the workplace within a certain period of time after notification.
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Examples of Standby hours in a sentence

  • Standby hours shall be counted as hours worked for purposes of computing seniority and benefits.

  • Standby hours under this provision shall count as hours worked for overtime purposes.

  • Standby hours under this Article shall count as hours for overtime purposes.

  • Standby hours shall not be counted as hours worked for the purposes of computing overtime.

  • Standby hours may be “given away” to qualified staff with the prior approval of the Medical Center.

  • Standby hours under this sub-section (e) shall not count as hours worked for overtime purposes.

  • Standby hours will begin at the end of the DDA scheduled work day (5:00 p.m.) and continue until the beginning of the next scheduled work day (8:00 a.m.).

  • An employee may request to take the Standby hours in equivalent time off with pay at a time mutually agreeable to the employee and the Supervisor.

  • Standby hours shall not be considered compensable for the purposes of pension contributions under Section 13.3.

  • Under the MOU, the Grandfathered Standby hours under this sub-section (d) shall count as hours worked for overtime purposes.