Common use of Accrued Time Clause in Contracts

Accrued Time. Accrued time provides for an employee to work on a Saturday and/or Sunday, and in lieu of receiving overtime penalty payments, receive time off in lieu credits equivalent to the penalty time worked. That is, for each of the first three hours worked on a Saturday, the employee receives 1.5 hours of TOIL credits. For subsequent hours worked on Saturday, and for all hours on Sunday, the employee receives 2 hours of TOIL credits for each hour worked. The TOIL credits so accrued may be taken in accordance with clause 28.2 (time off in lieu). Accrued time is available only when offered by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and generally only in exceptional circumstances.

Accrued Time. Accrued time provides for an employee to work on a Saturday and/or Sunday, and in lieu of receiving overtime penalty payments, receive time off in lieu credits equivalent to the penalty time worked. That is, for each of the first three hours worked on a Saturday, the employee receives 1.5 hours of TOIL credits. For subsequent hours worked on Saturday, and for all hours on Sunday, the employee receives 2 hours of TOIL credits for each hour worked. The TOIL credits so accrued may be taken in accordance with clause 28.2 29.2.1 (time off in lieu). Accrued time is available only when offered by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ negotiated between the employee and Clipsal and generally only in exceptional circumstances.

Accrued Time. Accrued time provides for an employee to work on a Saturday and/or Sunday, and in lieu of receiving overtime penalty payments, receive time off in lieu credits equivalent to the penalty time worked. That is, for each of the first three hours worked on a Saturday, the employee receives 1.5 hours of TOIL credits. For subsequent hours worked on Saturday, and for all hours on Sunday, the employee receives 2 hours of TOIL credits for each hour worked. The TOIL credits so accrued may be taken in accordance with clause 28.2 26.2 (time off in lieu). Accrued time is available only when offered by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and generally only in exceptional circumstances.