Common use of Regular Schedule Clause in Contracts

Regular Schedule. Work schedules shall be determined by the Court. New regular employees will be assigned the FTE and work schedule associated with the position for which they were hired. Thereafter, the Court and employee shall endeavor to set individual work schedules by mutual agreement. In the event an employee and the Court cannot establish a mutually acceptable work schedule, the Court shall set the work schedule after giving consideration to the employee’s request, service needs and the needs of the Court. Among similarly situated and qualified employees, the Court would first ask for volunteers and then apply seniority among that group. The Court shall give the employee two (2) weeks’ notice before changing the employee’s regular work schedule, except in cases of temporary or emergency changes or less than two (2) weeks by mutual agreement between the employee and their supervisor.

Regular Schedule. Work schedules shall be determined by the Court. New regular employees will be assigned the FTE and work schedule associated with the position for which they were hired. Thereafter, the Court Employer and employee shall endeavor to set individual work schedules by mutual agreement. In the event an employee and the Court Employer cannot establish a mutually acceptable work schedule, the Court Employer shall set the work schedule after giving consideration to the employee’s request, service needs and the needs of the CourtEmployer. Among similarly situated and qualified employees, the Court Employer would first ask for volunteers and then apply seniority among that group. The Court Employer shall give the employee two (2) weeks’ notice before changing the employee’s regular work schedule, except in cases of temporary or emergency changes or less than two (2) weeks by mutual agreement between the employee and their supervisor.