Court Time and Recall Policy Overview

Questions and Answers

What determines the payment for an employee's tour of duty during court proceedings?

The overtime rate for a minimum of four hours or the elapsed time, whichever is greater. (correct)

The employee's scheduled hourly rate.

The hourly rate of the employee's supervisor during court proceedings.

The total number of hours the employee worked that week.

Under what condition do bargaining unit members not receive call-in or overtime pay?

When they are on authorized disability or sick leave and need a physician before returning. (correct)

When they are authorized for mandatory overtime.

When they voluntarily leave their shift early.

When they are on authorized vacation leave.

Which of the following statements regarding overtime pay is incorrect?

Payment during court proceedings is determined by the length of time worked post-tour.

Employees are guaranteed overtime pay for any court proceedings attended. (correct)

The minimum overtime payable is set at four hours.

Employees receiving overtime are compensated at their overtime rate.

What must bargaining unit members do prior to reporting for work if they are on authorized sick leave?

Obtain a physician's approval. Signup and view all the answers

How is the overtime rate determined for an employee's additional hours worked due to court proceedings?

It is determined by the greater of a minimum of four hours or the hours worked post-tour. Signup and view all the answers

What minimum payment does a bargaining unit member receive when recalled to work?

Pay from the time of notification Signup and view all the answers

When a bargaining unit member attends court less than one hour before their shift starts, what compensation do they receive?

One hour of overtime Signup and view all the answers

If a bargaining unit member attends a proceeding that extends past their scheduled end time but is less than four hours, how is their compensation calculated?

They are compensated as per their overtime rate Signup and view all the answers

What happens if a bargaining unit member is required to attend court continuously during their scheduled work shift?

They are paid at their overtime rate Signup and view all the answers

For a bargaining unit member who is required to attend court one hour after their shift ends, how is their payment structured?

They are paid at their overtime rate for the greater of the time until court ends or one hour Signup and view all the answers

If a bargaining unit member's court commitment exceeds one hour but is less than four hours, how is their compensation structured?

They receive compensation at overtime rate for the full time Signup and view all the answers

Which scenario results in a bargaining unit member receiving a minimum payment of four hours at one and one-half times their straight time?

Being called to work unexpectedly Signup and view all the answers

Which statement is false regarding the compensation for attending court or proceedings?

Payment is made only after four hours of service Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Recall and Court Time Policy

Bargaining unit members recalled to work will receive pay from the notification time, as outlined in Article 15 regarding Overtime/Compensatory Time.
When required to attend court or related proceedings outside their scheduled shift, members are guaranteed a minimum of four hours pay at one and a half times their hourly rate, or equivalent compensatory time off.
If work or court attendance coincides with a member's scheduled shift, they will be paid at their overtime rate, and the four-hour minimum recall does not apply.
Members attending court or proceedings one hour or less before their scheduled shift starts will be compensated with one hour of overtime.
Members attending court or proceedings one hour or less after their scheduled shift ends will receive overtime pay for the duration from the end of their shift to the end of the court proceedings, or one hour, whichever amount is greater.
For court attendance exceeding one hour but less than or equal to four hours and one minute after the scheduled shift, members will be paid at the overtime rate, either for a minimum of four hours or for the actual time elapsed, whichever is greater.
Members on authorized disability or sick leave, while required to obtain a physician's clearance before returning to work, are not eligible for call-in or overtime pay.

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This quiz explores the policies surrounding recall to work and court attendance for bargaining unit members. Key elements include pay structure, overtime compensation, and shift overlap rules. Understanding these guidelines is essential for effective compliance and support for member rights.