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City of Englewood, NJ
Bergen County
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[Amended 6-4-1980 by Ord. No. 80-29]
Attendance requirements shall be determined by the City Manager, and the enforcement of said requirements shall be the responsibility of the department heads and supervisory personnel.
Accurate and complete time and attendance records shall be maintained by each department head and shall be transmitted to the Human Resources Department in such a manner and on such forms as may be prescribed by that office.
[Amended 6-4-1980 by Ord. No. 80-29; 3-17-1981 by Ord. No. 81-07]
A. 
Overtime pay shall be paid to employees in the classified service pursuant to provisions of applicable collective negotiation agreements; provided, however, that overtime work in any department shall be performed and paid for only if authorized by the head of that department, and such authorization shall be given only pursuant to and consistent with standard personnel policies established by the Council and directives and orders issued by the City Manager.
B. 
Employees in the unclassified service (except for those whose employment is covered by collective negotiation agreements which provide for payment for overtime work) shall not be paid for overtime work unless such payment is specifically authorized and approved by the City Manager, provided that, subject to approval by the City Manager, such an employee may be granted compensatory time off equal to all or some part of the amount of overtime worked. The granting or denying of any such compensatory time off, however, shall be in the sole and absolute discretion of the City Manager who shall have the power to grant or withhold all or any part thereof as the City Manager deems appropriate, and in making such determination the City Manager may consider such matters as he deems appropriate, including but not limited to the nature of the employee's job, the salary thereof, the needs and staff capabilities of the employee's department, the nature and amount of the overtime worked, and such other matters as the City Manager may deem appropriate. In no event, neither during the time of such person's employment nor on termination thereof, shall any such employee be paid for potential compensatory time off which has not been taken, whether by reason of the City Manager's failure to approve same or for any other reason.