Not on Standby Clause Samples

Not on Standby. When a regular full-time employee who is not on standby pay is called in to work and reports for work on a day other than his regularly scheduled work day, he/she shall be provided with and assigned to at least a minimum of two (2) hours work. In the event such work is not available, the employee shall be paid a minimum reporting allowance equal to two (2) hours pay at his/her regular hourly rate.
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Not on Standby. 2355 A Regular full-time Nurse who has completed a shift and leaves the facility but is recalled to work prior to the start of the Nurse's next scheduled shift shall be guaranteed a minimum of three (3) hours of work or pay at the rate of time and one-half (1 1/2). 2356 Work which is performed under this Section is defined as a call for a Nurse who has left the Employer's facilities to return to perform work of an indefinite duration but shall not be work performed continuous with the Nurse's daily work schedule unless the Nurse had been previously scheduled to commence a standby period at the conclusion of his/her regular shift. 2357 The intent of standby is to provide coverage when it is impractical to regularly staff a shift, or when it is necessary to supplement core staffing to meet unpredictable emergency patient care needs. It is not the intent of the Employer to use standby assignments as a substitute for adequate core staffing.
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Not on Standby. When a regular full-time employee not on standby pay is called back to work and reports to work following completion of his/her regular shift, having left the premises in the interim, he/she shall be provided
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