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Additional Pay to an employee scheduled
to work shifts other than 6 AM to 6 PM standard day shift.
Eligibility
Evening Shift (SRE)
- An eligible employee who is regularly assigned to
work four (4) or more hours between 6 PM and Midnight
(exclusive of overtime) shall be paid shift differential
for the employee's entire shift.
Night Shift (SRN) - An eligible employee who
is regularly assigned to work four (4) or more hours
between Midnight and 6 AM (exclusive of overtime) shall
be paid shift differential for the employee's entire
shift.
Pay Frequency
Pay days are the 15th of the
month following the previous pay period. If the 15th
falls on a Saturday, pay day will be the Friday before
the 15th. If the 15th falls on a Sunday, pay day will
be on the following Monday.
Attendance Recording
Timekeepers enter the number
of hours employees are eligible to receive at the differential
pay rate on the Time and Attendance Report form 672
in columns SRE = Evening Shift SRN = Night Shift
Note: For some bargaining units, if an evening
or night shift employee works overtime, their overtime
rate is based on their regular rate of pay plus the
shift differential he or she receives. (See Bargaining
Unit Contracts for further instructions)
Call Backs
Employees who are regularly
assigned a shift during the evening and are called back
to work during the evening or night shift, are eligible
to receive a shift differential if the work to be performed
would normally be accomplished during the time frame
covered by the evening or night shift AND if
the actual time worked is in segments of at least four
or more hours during the evening of night shift. (See
Bargaining Unit Contracts for further instructions)
Time and Attendance Report
Determining if the employee
is on the correct Time and Attendance Report - Form
672. The employee must appear on the same agency
and reporting unit that matches their current position
number (refer to latest PTF). At the upper left of the
Form 672, the roll code must be "1" for Master, "3"
for Intermittent.
If a preprint is not available, please contact Payroll
Services to obtain a blank one. Blank forms must have
the same items completed as preprints. If the "Organization"
information in the upper left-hand box is unknown, contact
Payroll Services
and ask for the "Payroll Header" description of the
Agency and Unit where the payroll charges are to appear.
To complete the Time and Attendance report, enter the
correct Shift code (SRE/SRN) into the "ERN ID" box and
the total number of hours to be paid in the HOURS box.
How to Complete the Intermittent Time
Voucher
Employees paid by the hour
are reported on a Hourly
Time Voucher. If any absences are taken, an Absence
and Additional Time Worked Form (634 ),
must be submitted.
- Indicate the number of hours
worked the row section titled "Total Hours Worked."
- If vacation or sick leave credits
are used, they should be shown only on the day the
employee was scheduled to work. For any questions
regarding holiday pay, please contact Payroll
Services .
- If the employee does not work
on a holiday, determine the amount of holiday pay
based on the Holiday Intermittent Compensation Chart
(See Holiday Compensation)
and record the hours in the section titled "H.I. Holiday"
- Total hours to be paid (Add
scheduled hours work hours plus holiday hours).
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