Common use of Flex Scheduling Clause in Contracts

Flex Scheduling. Bargaining unit employees may be required to flex hours after the start of a work shift based on fluctuating patient census or business volume. The Employer may flex employees after the start of a work shift in the following order: 1) Temporary employees; 2) Employees on overtime; 3) Employees volunteering to flex on a rotating basis; 4) Part time employees by inverse seniority on rotating basis; 5) Full‐time employees by inverse seniority on rotating basis.

Flex Scheduling. Bargaining unit employees may be required to flex hours after the start of a work shift based on fluctuating patient census or business volume. The Employer may flex employees after the start of a work shift in the following order: 1) Temporary employees; 2) Employees on overtime; 3) Employees volunteering to flex on a rotating basis; 4) Part time employees by inverse seniority on rotating basis; 5) Full‐time Full-time employees by inverse seniority on rotating basis.

Flex Scheduling. Bargaining unit employees may be required to flex hours after the start of a work shift based on fluctuating patient census or business volume. The Employer may flex employees after the start of a work shift in the following order: 1) Temporary employees; 2) Employees on overtime; 3) Employees volunteering to flex on a rotating basis; 4) Part Part-time employees by inverse seniority on rotating basis; 5) Full‐time employees by inverse seniority on rotating basis.