The
normal form of compensation for overtime is time off.
Time
off will be at a time mutually agreed between the employee and his/her
manager. Time off will normally be taken within three (3) months
of the overtime being worked. However time off may be taken at a
later time if mutually agreed in writing. If the time off is not
taken within three months and mutual agreement is not reached to
take the time at a later date, the employee will be paid for the
overtime in accordance with the provisions of the collective agreement.
It is the responsibility of the manager to ensure that such payments
are made.
Time off is to be recorded by completing an "Overtime Record"
form, signed by the employee and the manager, and submitting it
to the Human Resources Department within two weeks of the time being
taken off.
An
employee's bank of overtime credits will not normally exceed seventy
(70) hours at any given time. When this limit is exceeded, the excess
time must be taken off as soon as possible and in all cases within
two months of the date that the limit was exceeded, subject to the
provisions of the collective agreement.
The
Human Resources Department will provide managers with a record of
overtime credit balances for their employees quarterly.
The
employee’s manager is responsible for ensuring that time off
is administered in accordance with this procedure and the provisions
of the collective agreement. |