NURSING ROSTER CYCLE Clause Samples
The Nursing Roster Cycle clause defines the schedule and rotation system for assigning nursing staff to shifts over a set period. Typically, this clause outlines how shifts are distributed among nurses, the length of each cycle (such as weekly or monthly), and any rules for shift changes or requests for time off. By establishing a clear and predictable roster cycle, this clause ensures fair workload distribution, helps maintain adequate staffing levels, and minimizes scheduling conflicts.
NURSING ROSTER CYCLE. (a) Nurses Working the Nursing Roster Cycle
i. Day duty - The ordinary working hours of a nurse employed whole time and on day duty shall be 8 hours each day.
ii. Afternoon duty - The ordinary working hours of a nurse employed whole time and on afternoon duty shall be either: 8 hours each day; OR a continuous duty of 8 hours each day.
iii. Night duty - The ordinary hours of duty of a nurse employed whole time and on night duty shall consist of a continuous duty of 8 hours.
iv. All hours worked in each day shall be continuous except for meal periods and rest breaks.
v. Rosters shall be posted at least 21 days in advance and once posted; rosters may only be varied following consultation with the staff affectedor in the event of emergency.
NURSING ROSTER CYCLE. (a) Nurses Working the Nursing Roster Cycle
i. Day duty - The ordinary working hours of a nurse employed whole time and on day duty shall be 8 hours each day.
ii. Afternoon duty - The ordinary working hours of a nurse employed whole time and on afternoon duty shall be either: 8 hours each day; OR a continuous duty of 8 hours each day.
iii. Night duty - The ordinary hours of duty of a nurse employed whole time and on night duty shall consist of a continuous duty of 8 hours.
NURSING ROSTER CYCLE