Standard Shift Clause Samples
The Standard Shift clause defines the regular working hours or shifts that employees are expected to follow. It typically specifies the start and end times of a workday, the number of hours per shift, and may outline any variations for different roles or departments. By clearly establishing these parameters, the clause ensures both employer and employee have a mutual understanding of work schedules, reducing confusion and helping to manage expectations regarding attendance and overtime.
Standard Shift. A standard shift shall consist of eight hours to be completed within eight and one-half consecutive hours with not less than a thirty minute meal period on the nurse's own time. Where mutually agreeable to the Hospital and individual nurse, a standard work shift may consist of ten hours work within ten and one half consecutive hours where the work pattern is based upon four ten-hour days equaling a standard work week, or twelve hours within twelve and one-half consecutive hours where the work pattern is based upon three twelve hour days in a standard work week. If the nurse agrees, he/she may be scheduled or called in to work less than eight hours.
Standard Shift.
Section 1 [4.01]
Section 2 [4.02] Section 3 [4.03]
Standard Shift.
(a) The standard shift for regular employees will be seven hours per day, normally Monday to Friday.
(b) Regular part-time employees will be scheduled to work less than 35 hours per week and no more than seven hours per day.
Standard Shift. Section 1 [4.01]
Section 2 [4.02] All work performed outside of the stated hours and on Saturdays will be paid at time and one-half of the regular straight-time rate. Sundays and the following holidays: New Yearʹs Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteransʹ Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, or days celebrated as such, shall be paid at double the straight-time rate. These provisions may be modified so as to be compatible with the Customerʹs in-plant hourly personnel.
Section 3 [4.03]
Standard Shift