Permanent Unassigned Board RTC’s will not be called Clause Samples

Permanent Unassigned Board RTC’s will not be called for a second tour of duty in any 24-hour period when another Permanent Unassigned Board employee is available. If such employees are called to commence a second tour of duty, they will be paid at regular rate. Such employees will be notified to report for a second tour of duty prior to the expiration of their first tour of duty. When a qualified Permanent Unassigned Board employee was available at time of call and such employee was not called, the employee called for a second tour of duty will be paid at the overtime rate of pay. Note: This Article will not apply for employees working an assigned swing vacancy or to permanent unassigned board RTC’s called to work a overtime shift at overtime rate when such overtime shift is completed at least 8 hours prior to their assigned shift.
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