Banquet Employees Seniority and Scheduling Sample Clauses

Banquet Employees Seniority and Scheduling. The Employer shall maintain a list of all regular banquet captains, servers and banquet bartenders who work on a full-time basis for the Hotel and a list of all banquet service employees who work on an on-call basis for the Hotel. To the extent practicable, the Employer shall divide available work equally among Full Time Banquet staff. Full Time banquet staff shall have preference in shifts prior to offering shifts to the Part Time staff. Banquet Captains shall have preference in server shifts prior to offering shifts to the On Call server staff. Part Time banquet staff shall have preference in shifts prior to offering shifts to the On Call banquet staff.
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Banquet Employees Seniority and Scheduling. The Employer shall maintain a list of all regular banquet captains, servers and banquet bartenders who work on a full-time basis for the Hotel and a list of all banquet service employees who work on an on-call basis for the Hotel. To the extent practicable, the Employer shall divide available work equally among regular banquet service employees. The current service charge of 20% is split as follows: Banquet Server 13%; Banquet Xxxxxxxx 1%. If the Employer increases the Banquet service charge, to 21% such increase shall be split 50/50 between the Banquet Servers and the House. Any increase over 21% will be discussed by the Parties.

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