Common use of Call-out Time Which Abuts the Succeeding Shift Clause in Contracts

Call-out Time Which Abuts the Succeeding Shift. (1) If the call out is for three (3) hours or less, the employee will be required to work the call out period and the whole of the abutting shift. In this case, compensation shall be overtime rates for the call out period and straight-time rate for the regular shift. (2) If the call out is for longer than three (3) hours, the employee will be required to work the call out period and a portion of the abutting regular shift. The portion of the regular shift which must be worked will be regular shift less the amount that call out exceeds three (3) hours. Compensation shall be at overtime rates for the call out period and straight-time for the regular shift without shortfall. (3) For the purpose of Clause 19.11(b)(1) above it is agreed that "call out" means that the employee has been called out without prior notice.

Call-out Time Which Abuts the Succeeding Shift. (1) If the call out is for three (3) hours or less, the employee will be required to work the call out period and the whole of the abutting shift. In this case, compensation shall be overtime rates for the call out period and straight-straight time rate for the regular shift. (2) If the call out is for longer than three (3) hours, the employee will be required to work the call out period and a portion of the abutting regular shift. The portion of the regular shift which must be worked will be regular shift less the amount that call out exceeds three (3) hours. Compensation shall be at overtime rates for the call out period and straight-straight time for the regular shift without shortfall. (3) For the purpose of Clause 19.11(b)(1) above it is agreed that "call out" means that the employee has been called out without prior notice.