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§ 610.407 Premium pay for holiday work for employees on compressed work schedules
Regulation
5 CFR 610.407
Text
2 passages
5 CFR 610.407(a)(a) An employee on a compressed schedule who performs work on a holiday is entitled to basic pay, plus premium pay at a rate equal to basic pay, for the work that is not in excess of the employee's compressed work schedule for that day. For hours worked on a holiday in excess of the compressed work schedule, a full-time employee is entitled to overtime pay under applicable provisions of law and a part-time employee is entitled to straight time pay or overtime pay, depending on whether the excess hours are nonovertime hours or overtime hours.
5 CFR 610.407(b)(b) An employee on a compressed work schedule is not entitled to holiday premium pay while engaged in training, except as provided in § 410.402 of this chapter.
About
- Type
- Regulation section
- Citation
- 5 CFR 610.407
- Last amended
- 2016-12-27
Amendment history
- 2016-12-27Premium pay for holiday work for employees on compressed work schedules
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