ASSIGNING EMPLOYEES TO THE SECOND OR NIGHT SHIFT Sample Clauses

ASSIGNING EMPLOYEES TO THE SECOND OR NIGHT SHIFT a. Moving from Day Shift to Second or Night Shift: When first instituting a second or night shift, the Employer will solicit volunteers for the second or night shift during an open season at least 4 weeks in duration. Offices that already have a second or night shift will maintain a register of bargaining unit employees interested in moving to the second or night shift. Employees on the register will be rank-ordered by seniority in Passport Services and will be assigned to the second or night shift when the Employer decides to fill an opening. The Parties recognize there may be the rare occasion when the Employer decides to fill an opening on a shift through means other than reassignment (e.g., hiring new employees). These rare actions will be taken consistent with the Merit System Principles of 5 U.S.C. 2301. Before the Employer decides to fill an opening by means other than reassignment, the Employer will notify the Union. Before reassigning any bargaining unit employee to the second or night shift, the Employer will first check with the employee to confirm that he/she is still interested in moving to the second or night shift. If there are more volunteers than openings, and two or more volunteers have the same seniority, the Employer shall use a random method (e.g., coin flip) to break the tie. A Union representative shall witness the tie breaker unless no Union representative is available at an agency (in that event, either a Union designee or the affected bargaining unit employees shall witness the tie breaker).
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ASSIGNING EMPLOYEES TO THE SECOND OR NIGHT SHIFT a. Moving from Day Shift to Second or Night Shift: When first instituting a second or night shift, the Employer will solicit volunteers for the second or night shift during an open season at least 4 weeks in duration and at least 4 weeks prior to the institution of the second or night shift.
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