ML20066C309
| ML20066C309 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Sequoyah |
| Issue date: | 12/29/1990 |
| From: | Springfield J INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
| References | |
| GL-82-16, NUDOCS 9101090440 | |
| Download: ML20066C309 (7) | |
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fir. H. C. Ilargett fir. Allen Wilson ~ 2. In th? event that no one is available in group 1 above, anployees in i classification who have had-one 8-hour off shif t and who will not have to work 16 consecutive hours will be scheduled or called in order of their overtime hours to fill the vacant shif t. in the event no one is available in groups 1 or 2 above, employees on 3. shif t in classification who are working overtime on their offdays will be called in order of their overtime hours to work the shif t. 4. Employees on shif t in classification will be offered the vacant shif t in order of overtime hours. 5. In the' event no one is available in groups 1-4 above, the employee low on overtime on shif t in classification who is not on overtime will be held over to fill the overtime vacancy. flonnally, an employee will not be required to double over 16 hours more than every other day. 6. If the employees held over request relief, the employees on the incoming shif t in classification will be called at home. Recording Overtime 1. Records 'of paid overtime worked or refused shall'be kept by management in each plant on a biweekly basis and shall be made available upon request to labor representatives. 2. Overtime hours shall, for record'no pursoses. be sho'wn in time paid f or--(exampl e): one,and one-hal f 11-1/2) hours for each hour workad, or four hours worked will be recorded as six hours. Double time (2) shall be recorded as two times for each hour worked; or four hours worked shall be recorded as eight hours. 3. On the plant records, hours worked will be preceded by the letter "W;" hcurs refus'ed util be preceded by the letter "R." T)iese records are retained in accordance with applicable law. 4. Overtime refused is not considered in determining overtime hours. .5. Employees who are hired or transferred between locations will assume an amount of overtime equal to the average overtime of the new classification and location. Reclassified employees at the same location will, retain their accumulated overtime hours. 6. Employees shall not be charged with overtime while on annual or sick
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' 3 a' Mr. H. C. }targett 4 i Hr. Allen Wilson l I Employees in temporary classification will be considere'd as permanent 8. employees in classification for the purpose of overtirt.e distribution. i Procedure Review j \\ '1. 'This pr,oceduro will be revleued af ter a period of 6 months. Very truly yours, QQ:6a.3 f y4
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