Assigned Shift Sample Clauses
The Assigned Shift clause defines the specific work period or schedule that an employee is required to fulfill. It typically outlines the start and end times, days of the week, and any rotation or variation in shifts that may apply to the employee's role. For example, it may specify that an employee is assigned to the morning shift from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday. This clause ensures clarity regarding work expectations and helps both employers and employees understand their obligations, reducing the risk of scheduling conflicts or misunderstandings.
Assigned Shift. The District shall assign each Employee to a definite shift with designated beginning and ending times. Work schedules showing the Employee's shift, work day, hours, and contract days shall be given to each Employee annually along with their Notice of Continuing Employment (Article III, Section G, Subsection 1,b.), or to new Employees at the time they are employed. The Employee's shift shall not be changed subsequently between such annual notice without prior agreement with the Employee, or without one (1) week's written notice.
Assigned Shift. For the purpose of this Article, an assigned shift is defined as the first shift worked on any work day whether such shift is paid for at regular or double time rates.