Common use of Payment for Working on a Holiday Clause in Contracts

Payment for Working on a Holiday. An employee scheduled and required to work on a contractual holiday shall have the day treated as a regular work day. An employee who is in pay status for more than forty (40) hours in a work week as a result of working such holiday shall have time in excess of forty (40) hours in a work week treated as regular overtime work. An employee called back to work on such holiday shall be paid for hours worked on such holiday in accordance with Article 17, Hours of Work, Section 7, Callback.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Labor Agreement, Labor Agreement, Labor Agreement

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Payment for Working on a Holiday. An employee scheduled and required to work on a contractual holiday shall have the day treated as a regular work day. An employee who is in pay status for more than forty eighty (4080) hours in a work week pay period as a result of working such holiday shall have time in excess of forty eighty (4080) hours in a work week pay period treated as regular overtime work. An employee called back to work on such holiday shall be paid for hours worked on such holiday in accordance with Article 17, Hours of Work, Section 7, Callback.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Labor Agreement, www.michigan.gov, www.michigan.gov

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Payment for Working on a Holiday. An employee scheduled and required to work on 25 a contractual holiday shall have the day treated as a regular work day. An employee 26 who is in pay status for more than forty eighty (4080) hours in a work week pay period as a result of 27 working such holiday shall have time in excess of forty eighty (4080) hours in a work week pay period 28 treated as regular overtime work. An employee called back to work on such holiday 29 shall be paid for hours worked on such holiday in accordance with Article 17, Hours 30 of Work, Section 7, Callback.. 31

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Labor Agreement

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