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Juergen Mueller asked 2 years ago
Can overtime hours be banked under the Federal Labour Code ? Is their a time limit as to when the banked days must be used ?
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Glenn Demby answered 2 years ago
Yes and Yes. The time limit under Sec. 174(2)(b) of the Canada Labour Code is 3 months after the end of the pay period in which the overtime was worked, unless a longer period is provided under the collective agreement (if the employee is in a union), or a written employment contract with the employer (if the employee isn't subject to a collective agreement). Just to let you know that we plan to do an extensive analysis of the overtime banking rules in the coming days. Glenn
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