Remote and Hybrid Work Sample Clauses

Remote and Hybrid Work. Employees may be eligible for remote or hybrid work arrangements consistent with University policy and procedures, which may be amended from time to time. Such determination for remote or hybrid work shall be made solely by the Employer, recognized by an arbitrator, and such Employer decisions shall not be arbitrary or capricious. For changes to remote or hybrid work arrangements that are not performance or conduct related, every effort will be made to provide ten (10) calendar days’ notice of such a change to accommodate commuting and other problems that may arise from such a change. In all instances, an employee shall be provided a notice of the change by the end of the scheduled workday (if working the day prior to the change) or twenty-four (24) hours’ notice otherwise. Within fourteen (14) days of a denial, the union or the employee may request a brief, written explanation for the denial. In no instance shall an arbitrator possess the authority to award monetary relief.
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Remote and Hybrid Work. Employees may be eligible for remote or hybrid work arrangements consistent with University policy and procedures, which may be amended from time to time. Such determination for remote or hybrid work shall be made solely by the Employer. For changes to remote or hybrid work arrangements that are not performance or conduct related, every effort will be made to provide ten (10) calendar days’ notice of such a change to accommodate commuting and other problems that may arise from such a change. In all instances, an employee shall be provided a notice of the change by the end of the scheduled workday (if working the day prior to the change) or twenty-four (24) hours’ notice otherwise.
Remote and Hybrid Work. The MCN Remote and Hybrid Work Policy for Staff, attached as Exhibit A, is incorporated into this Agreement.

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