N.J. Admin. Code § 4A:3-5.9 - Appointing authority responsibilities: State service
(a) Each
appointing authority shall develop procedures for administering overtime that
are consistent with this subchapter and at a minimum provide for:
1. Written authorization by the appointing
authority or his or her designee in advance of overtime to be worked. Whenever
circumstances are such that prior authorization is not possible, the overtime
must be authorized in writing immediately thereafter;
2. Records of approved overtime requests and
work accomplished;
3. Systems for
continuous and periodic review of overtime requirements with a view toward
accomplishing the work during regular work time; and
4. Written procedures for supervisory
personnel to follow in the authorization of either compensatory time or cash
payment for overtime.
(b) A copy of each department's procedures,
written interpretations, and any subsequent changes are to be filed with the
Chairperson or designee and approved prior to promulgation.
(c) For budget requests, the appointing
authority shall provide an annual summary to include the extent and
justification for overtime required during the past fiscal year, current fiscal
year, and the extent and justification of anticipated overtime during the next
fiscal year. The latter shall be supported by a description of the work
programs to be accomplished, the amount of hours and money involved, the
circumstances dictating that it be overtime, and alternatives that would permit
accomplishment of the overtime work on regular time. The instructions for the
above shall be included in the "Manual for Preparation of Budget Request" which
is published and distributed to all State agencies by the Office of Management
and Budget in the Department of the Treasury. The appointing authority shall
file a copy of this summary with the Chairperson or designee.
(d) The following records shall be kept:
1. Name of employee in full;
2. Home address, including zip
code;
3. Date of birth, if under
19;
4. Sex and
occupation;
5. Time of day and day
of week on which the employee's workweek begins;
6. Regular hourly rate of pay in any workweek
in which overtime premium is due, or other basis of wage payment (such as "$
5.00 hr.," "$ 40.00 day," "$ 200.00 wk.");
7. Daily and weekly hours of work;
8. Total daily or weekly straight time
earnings;
9. Total overtime
compensation for the workweek;
10.
Total additions to or deductions from wages paid;
11. Total wages paid each pay
period;
12. Date of payment and the
pay period covered by payment; and
13. Approved overtime requests and a summary
of work accomplished.
(e) Upon demand, the appointing authority
shall make available to the Chairperson or designee all records and accounts of
overtime work at the time(s) and location(s) specified.
(f) Upon demand for reports of compensatory
time off or comparable time off, the appointing authority shall make available
to the Chairperson or designee the following items:
1. The names, titles and salary ranges of
employees receiving compensatory time off or comparable time off;
2. The names, titles and salary ranges of
employees receiving payment for unused compensatory time off or comparable time
off, the amount paid to each such employee, and the number of hours on which
the payment was based;
3. The
number of days on which compensatory time off or comparable time off was
earned;
4. The total number of
hours each employee worked beyond the normal workweek;
5. The total number of hours of compensatory
time off or comparable time off earned by each employee;
6. The total number of hours of compensatory
time off or comparable time off used by each employee;
7. The balance of unused compensatory time
off or comparable time off for each employee; and
8. A justification for the granting of
compensatory time off or comparable time off for each employee.
(g) Procedures for payments of
compensable overtime will be published as part of the payroll manual.
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