Shift Extension Not Call Back Sample Clauses

The "Shift Extension Not Call Back" clause defines the distinction between extending an employee's current work shift and calling them back to work after their shift has ended. Under this clause, if an employee is asked to work additional hours immediately following their scheduled shift, it is considered a shift extension rather than a call back, which typically involves returning to work after having left the workplace. This distinction is important because different pay rates, overtime rules, or minimum guaranteed hours may apply to call backs versus shift extensions. The clause ensures clarity in compensation and scheduling, preventing disputes over pay entitlements when extra work is required at the end of a shift.
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Shift Extension Not Call Back. Call Back shall not mean work that is contiguous to, or an extension of, or an early beginning of a designated regular work shift.
Shift Extension Not Call Back. Call back shall not mean work that is contiguous to, or an extension of, or early beginning of a designated regular work shift. A call back does not occur when a deputy is required to come in early for a shift such that the call in is contiguous to the employee's regular work shift. In such case, the employee would be entitled to overtime.

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