Common use of Schedule Regularity Clause in Contracts

Schedule Regularity. Nurses do not have a guarantee of regular days off. The Medical Center will, however, make reasonable efforts to maintain regularity in nurses’ scheduling patterns, consistent with patient care needs, and will, in good faith, attempt to equitably distribute such deviations among nurses on the unit and shift. When there are significant changes to the schedule, the Medical Center will discuss the proposed change(s) with the affected nurse(s) and will provide at least 14 days’ notice of significant changes.

Schedule Regularity. Nurses do not have a guarantee of regular 2 days off. The Medical Center will, however, make reasonable efforts to 3 maintain regularity in nurses’ scheduling patterns, consistent with 4 patient care needs, and will, in good faith, attempt to equitably 5 distribute such deviations among nurses on the unit and shift. When 6 there are significant changes to the schedule, the Medical Center will 7 discuss the proposed change(s) with the affected nurse(s) and will 8 provide at least 14 days’ notice of significant changes.

Schedule Regularity. Nurses do not have a guarantee of regular days off. 17 The Medical Center will, however, make reasonable efforts to maintain regularity in 18 nurses’ scheduling patterns, consistent with patient care needs, and will, in good faith, 19 attempt to equitably distribute such deviations among nurses on the unit and shift. 20 When there are significant changes to the schedule, the Medical Center will discuss the 21 proposed change(s) with the affected nurse(s) and will provide at least 14 days’ notice 22 of significant changes.