Average Work Week Sample Clauses
The "Average Work Week" clause defines the standard number of hours an employee is expected to work within a typical week. It usually specifies a set number of hours, such as 40, and may outline how overtime is calculated if an employee exceeds this threshold. This clause ensures both employer and employee have a clear understanding of regular work expectations, helping to prevent disputes over working hours and overtime compensation.
Average Work Week. The parties recognize that the nature of staff members’ duties frequently requires considerable flexibility to accommodate varying workloads and operational needs. Staff members are normally expected to be self-directing with respect to their job function, and may sometimes find it necessary to work considerably more than an average work week in order to perform their duties satisfactorily. If a staff member believes that they have accumulated more than 21 hours over the average at some point in the 26 week period, this will trigger a discussion with their ▇▇▇▇, Director or designate in order to bring hours worked in line with the average. However, in the twenty-six (26) week period as established by a department, a reasonable work schedule for full-time staff members shall average thirty-five (35) hours per week.