Telephone and other recall Sample Clauses

Telephone and other recall. (a) Where recall to duty can be managed without the Employee returning to the workplace (for example by telephone), clause 45.2 will not apply and such Employee will be paid a minimum of one (1) hour of overtime for such recall work.
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