Common use of Call-In Time Clause in Contracts

Call-In Time. Call-in time is defined as any time four (4) hours or more are required to be worked, which do not appear on the regular schedule either due to business conditions or the non-scheduled absence of employees. A call-in on any day will be allocated to the senior employee in the job in the department who is capable of performing the normal functions of the job: a) who is not working on the same shift and has not worked eight (8) hours on that day; b) who is willing to perform the work and can be contacted with regard to the work; c) such allocation will in no event result in overtime. d) Employees who are part-time will be offered a call-in, when available, on the sixth (6th) day in a week.

Appears in 11 contracts

Sources: Union Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement