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Overtime/Comp Time

Eligibility

Before working any overtime hours, first confirm with your supervisor that you are eligible for overtime pay or if you should take compensatory (comp) time.

Overtime must have management approval prior to being worked.

Comp Time

  • Enter your extra hours in the "earned non-comp" field on your timesheet.
  • Comp time is considered hours more than 37.50 hours per week but below 40 hours.
  • Overtime can only be entered in 15-minute increments (.25 of an hour).

Overtime Pay

  • Enter your extra hours in the "paid comp" field on your timesheet.
  • Overtime is considered hours in excess of 40 hours per week.
  • Overtime can only be entered in 15-minute increments (.25 of an hour).

Standby or On-Call Pay

  • Option if you are required to be available for immediate recall or remain available for recall to your job.
  • The rate of pay is typically determined by your negotiating unit.
  • To determine if you are eligible for standby or on-call pay, speak with your agency's HR representative.

 

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BSC Time and Attendance  
1220 Washington Ave
Building 5, Floor 6
Albany, NY 12226-1900

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