Common use of Call Out Clause in Contracts

Call Out. A call-out is work performed at a time separate from an employee's regular hours of work. Employees on call-out shall receive not less than three (3) hours of pay at the specified overtime premium. Calls within two (2) hours of each other shall be considered as one (1) call, for the purpose of computing minimum pay for the employee called out.

Appears in 11 contracts

Sources: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Call Out. A call-out occurs when an employee is brought out to work performed at a time separate from an employee's regular hours of workother than his regularly scheduled shift or extension thereof. Employees on When a call-out occurs, an employee shall receive not less than three be paid a minimum of four (34) hours of pay work at the specified base rate, or for the number of hours actually worked at the appropriate overtime premiumrate, whichever is greater. Calls within two (2) hours of each other shall The parties agree that an employee is entitled to be considered as paid only one (1) call, for the purpose of computing minimum pay for the employee called out-out per four (4) hour period.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement