For the LABORATORY Sample Clauses

For the LABORATORY. An employee with accrued vacation credit who is placed on layoff shall be paid his or her accrued vacation on the effective date of his or her layoff.
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For the LABORATORY. If no employee wishes to perform the overtime work, or if it is not practical to post the overtime assignment, such work shall be assigned among employees in the same classification and department. The employee with the requisite skills, as determined by the UNIVERSITY, with the largest amount of accumulated refused overtime shall be required to perform the overtime assignment. Unless excused by the LABORATORY, an employee must accept the overtime assignment. For the CAMPUS. If no employee wishes to perform the overtime work, or if it is not practical to post the overtime assignment, such work shall be assigned among employees in the same classification and department. The employee with the requisite skills, as determined by the UNIVERSITY, with the least amount of overtime worked shall be required to perform the overtime assignment. Unless excused by the CAMPUS, an employee must accept the overtime assignment. Before an overtime assignment is posted or work assigned, the employee(s) working on the project requiring the overtime assignment will be given first option to perform such overtime. To implement this paragraph, each craft shop will maintain monthly a rolling twelve (12)-month record showing each employee's total overtime hours worked. In addition, the record for the LABORATORY will include the total overtime hours offered and refused, and the total of both the hours worked and refused. A new employee will be credited with a total equivalent to the highest credits of any employee in the craft shop. Each year, employees will be given the opportunity to volunteer to work craft-specific overtime that is occasioned by sporting events. Overtime assignments, including alternates, for such events will be determined by a lottery held at relevant craft meetings at least thirty (30) days prior to the initial sporting event. The lottery will be held amongst those employees with the requisite skills, as determined by the UNIVERSITY.
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