Disruptions to Production Sample Clauses

Disruptions to Production a) In the event that the Company deems it necessary to close the Lab due to adverse conditions (weather, system/equipment outages, etc.) prior to the start of the workday, associates will not be paid for the hours they were scheduled to work, but may use a sick, personal or vacation day to make up scheduled hours. Alternatively, the associate will have the option to take unpaid time. The Company will also use reasonable efforts to schedule associates to make up time missed under this provision in the same payroll period, based on business needs and seniority, which may include assignments to other departments. An associate has the option to decline assignment to another department and take paid time off instead. The total alternative assignment plus paid time off cannot exceed the total time missed due to the adverse conditions. The Company will update the weather line no later than one hour prior to the beginning of each shift.
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Disruptions to Production a. In the event that the Company closes the facility prior to the start of the workday due to a State of Emergency declared by the government, all associates will be paid for the hours they were scheduled to work, up to a maximum of the associate’s regularly-scheduled hours for one day for any period of continuous closure.
Disruptions to Production a. In the event that the Company deems it necessary to close a location due to adverse conditions (weather, system/equipment outages, etc.) prior to the start of the workday, associates will not be paid for the hours they were scheduled to work, but may use a PTO or vacation day to make up scheduled hours. Alternatively, the associate will have the option to take unpaid time. The Company will also use reasonable efforts to schedule associates to make up time missed under this provision in the same payroll period, based on business needs and seniority, which may include assignments to stores other than the associate’s home store. An associate has the option to decline assignment to another store. The total alternative assignment plus paid time off cannot exceed the total time missed due to the adverse conditions. The Company shall provide at least one (1) hour prior notice when a location is closed due to weather.
Disruptions to Production a. In the event that the Company deems it necessary to close a location due to adverse conditions (weather, system/equipment outages, etc.) associates will not be paid for the hours they were scheduled to work, but may use a PTO or vacation day to make up scheduled hours. Alternatively, the associate will have the option to take unpaid time. The Company will also use reasonable efforts to schedule associates to make up time missed under this provision in the same payroll period, based on business needs.
Disruptions to Production. In the event that the Company deems it necessary to close a location due to adverse conditions (weather, system/equipment outages, etc.) prior to the start of the workday, all associates will be paid for the hours they were scheduled to work, up to a maximum of the associate’s regularly-scheduled hours for one day for any period of continuous closure. If the Company decides to close a location during the course of the workday, in order to ensure the safety and well-being of our associates, all associates will be paid for the hours they worked as well as the balance of the hours they were scheduled to work, up to a maximum of the associate’s regularly-scheduled hours for one day for any period of continuous closure. Those associates who do not report for work, due to inclement weather, when the facility is open, will not be eligible to use a sick, personal or vacation day to make up the time missed, except as authorized by the Company. Should the Company and the Union disagree regarding threatening weather and the use of sick personal and vacation time for absent associates, the question shall be submitted to expedited arbitration under the rules of the AAA.

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