Common use of Earned Time Off (ETO) Clause in Contracts

Earned Time Off (ETO). Subject to mutual agreement, between the employee and their supervisor, nothing in this agreement prohibits the implementation of a modified workday or work schedule that would allow employees to work longer than the daily hours established in the existing work schedule. The maximum length of any workday under this provision shall be 12 hours and it shall not apply on a day of rest. Any hours worked under this provision shall be at straight-time rates and the earned time off shall be scheduled pursuant to Clause 14.11.

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Sources: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Earned Time Off (ETO). Subject to mutual agreement, between the employee and their supervisor, nothing in this agreement prohibits the implementation of a modified workday or work schedule that would allow employees to work longer than the daily hours established in the existing work schedule. The maximum length of any workday under this provision shall be 12 hours and it shall not apply on a day of rest. Any hours worked under this provision shall be at straight-time rates and the earned time off shall be scheduled pursuant to Clause 14.11.

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Sources: Collective Agreement