Calling Employees at Home Sample Clauses

Calling Employees at Home. ‌ Employees being called at home by their supervisor or supervisor’s authorized designee on their normal non-work time or on vacation or sick leave shall be paid initially a minimum increment of fifteen (15) minutes or actual time on the phone whichever is greater. This shall not apply to compensation issues of the employees such as time sheets or other compensation. If overtime payment is applicable, it shall be paid or accrued as compensatory time and, at the employee’s option, vacation or sick leave may be re-credited in equivalency of straight-time increments equal to the time paid by this Section.
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Calling Employees at Home. If Management calls, or gives direction to call, an employee at home to obtain technical or procedural information, the employee shall be entitled to two (2) hours’ straight time pay for each occurrence, unless the call is a result of the employee not properly documenting the information while at work. This shall not apply to call about employment-related issues (for example, scheduling, pay, etc.) and shall not apply to employees (including Gang Bosses and Foremen) calling one another without management permission. Text messages, emails, and other forms of two-way communication, if responded to by the employee, are considered “calls” for the purpose of this provision.
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