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, the employee's minimum entitlement ME is limited to 2 hours, not 4, when call-back is performed on a holiday and the entire period of call-back does not exceed 2 hours.

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must be paid at the holiday premium pay rate; the remaining period of the ME of 2 hours must be paid at the overtime rate or by compensatory time.

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Call-Back on a Holiday Employees who are called back to work on a holiday are entitled to at least 2 hours pay at the holiday premium pay rate 5 U.

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If a single call-back involves the employee for more than 2 hours, and the time is continuous, the employee must be compensated for actual time.