Recall to duty is where an employee is recalled to work necessitating their attendance at the normal workplace, temporary workplace, or assembly point outside of ordinary hours as directed by the employer for which prescribed overtime rates will be paid. Xxxxx Xxxxxx 12 “On Call/Recall” of the South Australian Government Wages Parity (Salaried) Enterprise Agreement 2010 (or successor) and Clause 10 of the South Australian Government Wages Parity (Weekly Paid) Enterprise Agreement 2010 (or successor).
Recall to duty means those occasions when an employee is directed to return to duty outside the employee’s normal working hours.
Recall to duty means those occasions when a staff member is directed to return to duty outside the staff member’s ordinary hours or outside the bandwidth in the case of a staff member working under a flexible working hours scheme.
Examples of Recall to duty in a sentence
The minimum payment for Recall to Duty will be two hours at double time.
Recall to Duty payment through the salary system will be the standard form of recompense.
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Where an employee is recalled to duty at a time when the employee would not ordinarily have been on duty, and no notice of such call was given to the employee prior to ceasing ordinary duty, the employee will be paid Recall to Duty.
Where an employee is recalled to duty at a time when the employee would not ordinarily have been on duty, and no notice of such call was given to the employee prior to ceasing Ordinary Duty, the employee will be paid Recall to Duty.
More Definitions of Recall to duty
Recall to duty is where an employee is recalled to work necessitating their attendance at the normal workplace, temporary workplace, or assembly point outside of ordinary hours as directed by the employer for which prescribed overtime rates will be paid. Xxxxx Xxxxxx 12 “On Call/Recall” of the South Australian Government Wages Parity (Salaried) Enterprise Agreement 2010 (or successor) and Clause 10 of the South Australian Government Wages Parity (Weekly Paid) Enterprise Agreement 2010 (or successor). “Resource Officer” is an employee who reports to the Planning Officer and is responsible for the capture and management of information regarding the status of resources allocated to an incident. “Rostered Day Off” is the day/s of the week that an employee is not required to work and is not paid. Days that are taken as approved leave, flexitime, or time off in lieu are not rostered days off. “Safe” is when an incident requires no further operational activity and is deemed safe by the Incident Controller. “Sector Commander” is an employee who is responsible for managing operations within a defined area of a division or having a specific functional responsibility. “Shift” may be ‘day’ or ‘night’ and except during a prescribed emergency period, will generally be up to twelve (12) hours but not to exceed fourteen (14) hours. During an emergency period, the initial shift may be up to, but not exceed twenty-four (24)
Recall to duty means those occasions when a staff member is directed to return to duty outside the staff member’s Daily Spread of Hours in the case of a staff member working pursuant to the provisions of clause 12 Hours of Work, or outside the staff member’s set hours in the case of a staff member working pursuant to the provisions of clause 14 Standard Hours.
Recall to duty means those occasions when an employee is directed to return to duty outside the employee’s bandwidth.
Recall to duty is where an employee is recalled to work necessitating their attendance at the normal workplace, temporary workplace, or assembly point outside of ordinary hours as directed by the employer for which prescribed overtime rates will be paid. Xxxxx Xxxxxx 12 “On Call/Recall” of the South Australian Government Wages Parity (Salaried) Enterprise Agreement 2010 (or successor) and Clause 10 of the South Australian Government Wages Parity (Weekly Paid) Enterprise Agreement 2010 (or successor). “Resource Officer” is an employee who reports to the Planning Officer and is responsible for the capture and management of information regarding the status of resources allocated to an incident. “Rostered Day Off” is the day/s of the week that an employee is not required to work and is not paid. Days that are taken as approved leave, flexitime, or time off in lieu are not rostered days off. “Safe” is when an incident requires no further operational activity and is deemed safe by the Incident Controller. “Sector Commander” is an employee who is responsible for managing operations within a defined area of a division or having a specific functional responsibility. Page 71 of 192
Recall to duty in this Section means those occasions when an Employee is directed to return to duty outside the Employee’s ordinary hours or outside the bandwidth in the case of an Employee working under the flexible working hours agreement.
Recall to duty means those occasions when an Employee is directed to return to duty outside the Employee’s ordinary hours or outside the bandwidth in the case of an Employee working under the flexible working hours agreement.
Recall to duty means a call back to duty initiated post normal hours or post any continuation of ordinary hours compensated by overtime, that requires the employee who has left the workplace to return to the workplace. This is the case regardless of where the employee is located at the time of the call.