Early Call Out Sample Clauses

Early Call Out. Masters may be called out early, prior to the start of their regular shift, and shall be paid for the early call-out period at the overtime rate of pay, in increments of one (1) hour. A Master will not be called out early if the early call out will violate the USCG’s twelve (12) hours in a twenty-four (24) hour period rule for WSF.

Early Call Out. Mates may be called out early, prior to the start of their regular shift, and shall be paid for the early call-out period at the overtime rate of pay, in increments of one (1) hour. A Mate will not be called out early if the early call out will violate the USCG’s twelve (12) hours in a twenty-four (24) hour period rule for WSF.

Early Call Out. Where an employee is called out to work in advance of their regular shift and does not leave the Home but stays to work their regular shift, they will receive overtime rates for those hours worked which preceded their regularly assigned shift.

Early Call Out. An employee called to work between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. shall receive double the employee’s regular straight time rate. The employee will revert to the employee’s straight time rate at 8:00 a.m. on the employee’s normal scheduled workday. Missed breakfast will be compensated in compliance with Section 5.3 of this Agreement.

Early Call Out. Deck Officers may be called out early, prior to commencing their regular shift, and each such Deck Officer so called out shall be paid for the early call-out period at the overtime rate of pay applicable to the Deck Officer’s classification, in increments of one (1) hour; however, in no event shall a Deck Officer have less than six (6) hours off between watches.

Early Call Out. If an employee is called to work four (4) or more hours prior to the beginning of the employee’s shift, the employee may opt, with management’s consent, to begin the employee’s shift at that time.

Early Call Out. Masters may be called out early, on their own watch, or to conduct a harbor shift or sea trial, prior to the start of their regular shift, and shall be paid for the early call-out period at the overtime rate of pay, in increments of one (1) hour. A master will not be called out early if the early call out will violate the USCG’s twelve (12) hours in a twenty-four (24) hour period rule. When a vessel is in danger of not sailing as defined in Rule 2, LDO’s called out prior to the start of their scheduled shift, to work a different shift, to cover any portion of an open shift before reporting to their scheduled shift, masters called out early to cover a shift out of classification, will be considered covering a watch in progress and shall be paid a minimum of eight (8) hours at the overtime rate with no call back pay. This shall not be applicable to an employee being heldover on a watch.

Early Call Out. Mates may be called out early on their own watch, or to conduct a harbor shift or sea trials, prior to the start of their regular shift, and shall be paid for the early call-out period at the overtime rate of pay in increments of one (1) hour. A mate will not be called out early if the early call out will violate the USCG’s twelve (12) hours in a twenty-four (24) hour period rule. When a vessel is in danger of not sailing as defined in Rule 2, LDO’s called out prior to the start of their scheduled shift, to work a different shift, to cover any portion of an open shift before reporting to their scheduled shift, mates called out early to cover a shift out of classification, will be considered covering a watch in progress and shall be paid a minimum of eight (8) hours at the overtime rate rate with no call back pay. This shall not be applicable to an employee being heldover on a watch.

Early Call Out. Associates, not on standby, who are called out to work, prior to the commencement of their regularly assigned shift shall be compensated at overtime rates (2X for the early call out hours on a premium day) from the time they report to the time at which their regularly assigned shift commences.