Common use of Flex Schedules Clause in Contracts

Flex Schedules. A flex schedule may be requested and approved by the County when a special requirement is identified that requires a flexible schedule. Examples might include evening planning commission meetings or immunizations clinics, but schedule changes are not limited to these examples. When a flex schedule is required by the County, the nurse will be provided ten (10) working days’ notice unless an emergency situation exists, in which case the schedule change may be immediate. The County shall declare all emergencies in writing, noting the beginning and the end of the emergency. If mutually agreed between the nurse and the Supervisor, the ten (10) working day notice period may be waived in non-emergency situations. A flex schedule is intended to accommodate the operational needs of a department. A flex schedule for part-time nurses may be approved by the County so long as hours worked do not exceed forty (40) hours per week or exceed the nurse’s established FTE. The flex time will be taken within thirty (30) days from the time of the schedule adjustment.

Flex Schedules. A flex schedule may be requested and approved by the County when a 2 special requirement is identified that requires a flexible schedule. Examples might include 3 evening planning commission meetings or immunizations clinics, but schedule changes are 4 not limited to these examples. When a flex schedule is required by the Countyrequired, the nurse will be provided 5 ten (10) working days’ days notice unless an emergency situation exists, in which case the 6 schedule change may be immediate. The County shall declare all emergencies in writing, 7 noting the beginning and the end of the emergency. If mutually agreed between the nurse 8 and the SupervisorHealth Administrator, the ten (10) working day notice period may be waived in non-non- 9 emergency situations. A flex schedule is intended to accommodate the operational special needs of a 10 department. 12 A flex schedule for part-time nurses may be approved by the County so long as hours worked 13 do not exceed forty (40) hours per week or exceed the nurse’s established FTE. The flex time 14 will be taken within thirty (30) days from the time of the schedule adjustment.

Flex Schedules. A flex schedule may be requested and approved by the County 14 when a special requirement is identified that requires a flexible schedule. Examples might include 15 evening planning commission meetings or immunizations clinics, but schedule changes are not 16 limited to these examples. When a flex schedule is required by the County, the nurse will be 17 provided ten (10) working days’ notice unless an emergency situation exists, in which case the 18 schedule change may be immediate. The County shall declare all emergencies in writing, noting 19 the beginning and the end of the emergency. If mutually agreed between the nurse and the 20 Supervisor, the ten (10) working day notice period may be waived in non-emergency situations. A 21 flex schedule is intended to accommodate the operational needs of a department. 22 23 A flex schedule for part-time nurses may be approved by the County so long as hours 24 worked do not exceed forty (40) hours per week or exceed the nurse’s established FTE. 25 The flex time will be taken within thirty (30) days from the time of the schedule adjustment.

Flex Schedules. A flex schedule may be requested and approved by the County 17 when a special requirement is identified that requires a flexible schedule. Examples might include 18 evening planning commission meetings or immunizations clinics, but schedule changes are not 19 limited to these examples. When a flex schedule is required by the County, the nurse will be 20 provided ten (10) working days’ notice unless an emergency situation exists, in which case the 21 schedule change may be immediate. The County shall declare all emergencies in writing, noting 22 the beginning and the end of the emergency. If mutually agreed between the nurse and the 23 Supervisor, the ten (10) working day notice period may be waived in non-emergency situations. A 24 flex schedule is intended to accommodate the operational needs of a department. 25 26 A flex schedule for part-time nurses may be approved by the County so long as hours 27 worked do not exceed forty (40) hours per week or exceed the nurse’s established FTE. 28 The flex time will be taken within thirty (30) days from the time of the schedule adjustment.

Flex Schedules. A flex schedule may be requested and approved by the 12 County when a special requirement is identified that requires a flexible schedule. 13 Examples might include evening planning commission meetings or immunizations 14 clinics, but schedule changes are not limited to these examples. When a flex 15 schedule is required by the County, the nurse will be provided ten (10) working days’ days 16 notice unless an emergency situation exists, in which case the schedule change may 17 be immediate. The County shall declare all emergencies in writing, noting the 18 beginning and the end of the emergency. If mutually agreed between the nurse and 19 the SupervisorSupervisorHealth Administrator, the ten (10) working day notice period may be 20 waived in non-emergency situations. A flex schedule is intended to accommodate the 21 operational special needs of a department. 23 A flex schedule for part-time nurses may be approved by the County so long as hours 24 worked do not exceed forty (40) hours per week or exceed the nurse’s established 25 FTE. The flex time will be taken within thirty (30) days from the time of the schedule 26 adjustment.