Double Back Assignments Clause Samples
The Double Back Assignments clause prevents a party from assigning the same rights or obligations under a contract to more than one party. In practice, this means that once an assignment is made, the original party cannot subsequently assign those same rights or obligations to another entity, thereby avoiding conflicting claims. This clause is essential for ensuring clarity and certainty in contractual relationships by eliminating the risk of multiple parties asserting rights to the same contractual benefits or responsibilities.
Double Back Assignments. Nurses shall normally be scheduled for shifts that will minimize the amount of double back assignments. Exceptions to this scheduling may be made by agreement between the facility and the nurse concerned, or, in cases of emergency/unavoidable situations where the application of this scheduled pattern would have the effect of depriving patients of needed nursing service. Exceptions to the patterns of scheduling may be made by mutual agreement between the nurse and the supervisor provided that such change does not result in the payment of overtime.
Double Back Assignments. Nurses shall normally be scheduled for shifts that will minimize the amount of double back assignments. Exceptions to this scheduling may be made by agreement between the facility and the nurse concerned, or, in cases of emergency/unavoidable situations where the application of this scheduled pattern would have the effect of depriving patients of needed nursing service. Exceptions to the patterns of scheduling may be made by mutual agreement between the nurse and the supervisor provided that such change does not result in the payment of overtime. The number of hours between scheduled shifts shall not be less than seven and one- half (7 ½) hours. Violations shall be compensated at the rate of time and one-half (1-1/2) for all hours worked on the shift following the hours of rest.