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voluntary overtime worked up to the amount of absence charged to sick

leave accruals in that workweek.

§27.3 Standby On-Call Rosters
(a) Employees who are required to be available for immediate recall and

who must be prepared to return to duty within a limited period of time shall
be listed on standby on-call assignment rosters. Assignments to such

rosters shall be equitably rotated, insofar as it is possible to do so, among
those employees qualified and normally required to perform the duties.

The establishment of such rosters at a facility shall be subject to the
approval of the department or agency involved and the Director of the

Budget.
(b) An employee who is eligible to earn overtime shall not be required to

remain available for recall unless the employee's name appears on an
approved recall roster. An employee shall be paid an amount equal to 25

percent of the employee's daily rate of compensation for each eight hours
or part thereof the employee is actually scheduled to remain and remains

available for recall pursuant to such roster. An employee who is actually
recalled to work will receive appropriate overtime or recall compensation

as provided by law. Administration of such payments shall be in
accordance with rates established by the Director of the Budget. The daily

rate of compensation shall be at the rate of one-tenth of the bi-weekly rate
of compensation and will include geographic, locational, inconvenience

and shift pay as may be appropriate to the place or hours normally worked.
Only employees eligible for on-call premium pay will be required to be on

call.

Article 28
Civil Service Examinations

§28.1 Alternate Examination Dates

In the event an employee in this unit is unable to participate in an
examination because of the death, within seven days immediately

preceding the scheduled date of an examination, of any relative or relative-
in-law, or any person with whom the employee has been making his or her

home, such employee shall be given an opportunity to take such
examination at a later date, but in no event shall such examination be

rescheduled sooner than seven days following the date of death. The

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