Alternate Work Week Program Sample Clauses

Alternate Work Week Program. Due to the demonstrated need of titles in the Probation Officer series in the Department of Probation and Community Corrections to work outside the normal office hours set forth in Section "2" above, the County and the Union agree to develop an alternate work week program in accordance with a separate stipulation between the parties. Only the titles in the Probation Officer series shall be included in the program. The County shall have the right to discontinue the program with 30 days' notice. Should other departments develop a need to work outside the normal work week, on a consistent basis, they may submit their requests in writing to the Labor Management Committee.

Alternate Work Week Program. (1) In recognition of the Alternate Work Week (AWW) Committee that was comprised of representatives from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) management team and representatives of the California Association of Highway Patrolmen (CAHP), the parties have met and understand the importance of the AWW program. The use of an AWW program shall be predicated upon an Area’s ability to provide essential services to the public, the availability of Area resources, and the ability to ensure the mission of the Department is met. The Department may establish, as determined appropriate, a 9/80, 4/10 or a hybrid AWW. In addition, under the parameters in subsection (5), a 3/12 AWW program may also be established. A request to participate in an AWW program shall reflect the majority of affected employees. If an AWW program is approved for road patrol officers in an Area, all road patrol officers shall participate in the AWW program. Prior to the implementation or termination of any AWW program, the Department shall meet and confer with the CAHP. A meet and confer between the Area Commander and the chosen CAHP Area Representative shall occur to address Area-specific concerns. The Division Commander shall review and approve or deny the proposed AWW program prior to implementation or termination. If the District Director is not in agreement with the Division Commander’s determination, they may request a meet and confer between the CAHP and the Office of the Commissioner. (2) When the Department determines an AWW program will be terminated, the Department will endeavor to provide 60 days notice to the affected employees. As a result of unanticipated operational need, the Department may temporarily suspend and AWW program. The Department shall provide reasonable notice to the affected employees. When the Department determines the operational need has concluded, the original AWW program shall resume. (3) Once the AWW program is established, it shall be subject to annual review at the Area and Division level to ensure the AWW program meets the criteria in subsection (1). a. Notwithstanding subsections 1 through 3 above, Resident Post Assignments will normally be scheduled for a ten-and-one-half hour shift. When an operational need requires a different schedule other than a ten-and-one-half hour shift, the parties shall use the meet and confer process outlined in subsection (2). (4) The twelve-and-one-half hour AWW program shall only be available for those assigned to Commercial Veh...