Common use of Change in Shift Clause in Contracts

Change in Shift. If operating and/or maintenance personnel are required to work other than during the normal weekly scheduled shift, they will be compensated at the applicable overtime factored rate of pay for the first shift outside the normal weekly scheduled shift, and then will be paid at the straight time factored rate of pay for as long as they work the new shift. Employees may also be scheduled to rotate on a temporary basis between a day shift, swing shift, or mid shift as needed. Under both of these changes in shift, the rotating shifts will be for a minimum of one (1) week per shift rotation, and there will be no shift change pay to return to the normal weekly scheduled shift. Shift change pay also will not apply if the change is made during a regularly established day shift (day maintenance to day operations, etc.) unless Subsection N. applies.

Change in Shift. If operating and/or maintenance personnel are is required to work other than during the normal weekly scheduled shift, they the Maintenance will be compensated at the applicable overtime factored rate of pay for the first shift outside the normal weekly scheduled shift, and then will be paid at the straight time factored rate of pay for as long as they work the new shift. Employees may also be scheduled to rotate on a temporary basis between a day shift, swing shift, or mid shift as needed. Under both of these changes in shift, the rotating shifts will be for a minimum of one (1) week per shift rotation, and there will be no shift change pay to return to the normal weekly scheduled shift. Shift change pay also will not apply if the change is made during a regularly established day shift (day maintenance to day operations, etc.) unless Subsection N. applies.