Double Shift and Work on a Scheduled Day Off Sample Clauses

Double Shift and Work on a Scheduled Day Off. A regular full-time employee may be requested by the Employer to work on only one (1) of her scheduled days off per week, or to work a double shift. The decision to work the scheduled day off or the double shift remains with the employee.
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Double Shift and Work on a Scheduled Day Off. The decision to work the scheduled day off or the double shift remains with the employee. Overtime will be offered on the basis of seniority and will also be offered prior to the Employer engaging an agency nurse.
Double Shift and Work on a Scheduled Day Off. A regular full-time employee may be requested by the Em- ployer to work on only one (1) of her scheduled days off per week, or to work a double shift. The decision to work the scheduled day off or the double shift remains with the em- ployee.
Double Shift and Work on a Scheduled Day Off. A regular employee may be requested by the Employer to work on only one

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