Time in Lieu Clause Samples
The 'Time in Lieu' clause allows employees to take paid time off instead of receiving overtime pay for extra hours worked. In practice, when an employee works beyond their standard hours, they accrue equivalent time off that can be taken at a later date, subject to employer approval and company policy. This clause provides flexibility for both employers and employees, helping to manage workloads and reduce overtime costs while ensuring employees are compensated for additional work.
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Time in Lieu. (a) An Employee may, with the consent of the Employer, elect to take time off in lieu of payment for overtime worked (including where recalled to duty) for a period equivalent to the overtime worked, plus a period equivalent to the overtime penalty incurred or a combination of time off and payment to the same value.
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Time in Lieu. Equivalent time off in lieu of payment for work performed outside normal hours may be granted at the discretion of the Manager.
Time in Lieu. Where time off in lieu is taken, it must be at times convenient to the Employer’s operation and arranged in advance.
(a) Only in exceptional circumstances may time-in-lieu be carried longer than a month.
(b) Time-in-lieu may be accumulated to a maximum of 37.5 hours. If the time-in-lieu is not able to be taken within 6 months or the end of the financial year, it shall be paid for at time-and-a-half.
Time in Lieu. 6.3.1 All time worked by Employees in excess of 152 hours per four week period shall be considered as time in lieu. Employees may accumulate time in lieu indefinitely and elect to use any accumulated hours as time off work during normal working hours.
6.3.2 The time in lieu entitlement shall be determined by the amount of additional hours worked by the employee (e.g an employee who has worked an additional hour shall be entitled to an hour off work as time in lieu).
6.3.3 All Employees must make themselves available to work a reasonable amount of overtime which shall be considered as time in lieu at the request of the Company.
6.3.4 Any employee electing to use their banked time in lieu shall be required to provide the Company at least 48 hours notice in writing.
Time in Lieu. (a) The Employer may require a Teacher to attend a school activity outside the normal attendance of the Teacher where such attendance is required and reasonable notice is provided.
(b) School activity for the purpose of clause 59.3 refers to a structured activity organised by the school such as a parent–Teacher meeting/interview, a camp, an excursion, a concert, open days, parent sessions or after-school hours sport.
(c) Where a Teacher is required to attend a school activity outside the normal attendance for a Teacher on that day, and the Teacher’s attendance in that week exceeds 38 hours for a full-time Teacher or on a pro-rata basis for a part-time Teacher, time in lieu will be provided to that Teacher over the course of that school year.
(d) A Teacher may request not to attend the school activity outside the normal attendance of the Teacher where this will unreasonably affect the Teacher’s personal or family commitments. The Employer may only refuse the request on reasonable grounds.
(e) Annual planning for time in lieu for Teachers will be discussed at the Consultative Committee. This planning should occur at the end of the previous year or the beginning of the school year as far as practicable.
(f) All work required in excess of 38 hours per week for a full-time Teacher (or on a pro-rata basis for a part-time Teacher) must be documented by the Employer.
Time in Lieu. If you would prefer to take time in lieu instead of overtime payment for additional hours, you can request this. Time in lieu is taken on an hour for hour basis and must be approved by your manager. If the time off is not taken within 4 weeks, you will be paid for the additional hours at the above overtime rates.
Time in Lieu. (a) A School Services Officer with an entitlement under clause 74.4 may elect, with the consent of the Employer, to take time off in lieu of payment for overtime at a time or times agreed with the Employer.
(b) Overtime taken as time off during ordinary time hours shall be at the appropriate rate for all other overtime as specified in clause 74.4.
(c) An Employer shall, if requested by a School Services Officer, provide payment at the rate provided for the payment of overtime in the Agreement for any overtime worked under clause 74.4 where such time has not been taken within four weeks of accrual.
Time in Lieu. Authorized overtime will be paid at the appropriate rate; however, where an employee and the supervisor concerned agree prior to overtime being worked, overtime may be banked and taken as equivalent time off, subject to the following regulations:
Time in Lieu. By mutual agreement, time in lieu for authorised overtime, may be taken at times mutually agreed between the employee and the employer within specified timeframes. The hours shall be granted as time for time.