Common use of Sunday and Monday Clause in Contracts

Sunday and Monday. The Company shall make every effort to schedule the days off on weekends as frequently as possible, but in no event shall an employee be required to work more than two (2) weekends in a row without the employee’s prior consent unless weekend work is a condition of hire, transfer or promotion. On-Air Talent (as per Article 2.4) and News Producers may not receive weekends off in accordance with this Article.

Sunday and Monday. The Company shall make every effort to schedule the days off on weekends as frequently as possible, but in no event shall an employee be required to work more than two (2) weekends in a row without the employee’s 's prior consent unless weekend work is a condition of hire, transfer or promotionconsent. On-Air Talent (as per Article 2.4) air News and Sports Anchors and News Producers may Producersmay not receive weekends off in accordance with this Article. The five (5) days in any work week need not necessarily be consecutive; they may be separated by the two (2) consecu- tive days off.

Sunday and Monday. The Company shall make every effort to schedule the days off on weekends as frequently as possible, but in no event shall an employee be required to work more than two (2) weekends in a row without the employee’s prior consent unless weekend work is a condition of hire, transfer or promotionconsent. On-Air Talent (air News and Sports Anchors, Videographers hired to perform as per Article 2.4) regular weekend News and Sports Anchors and News Producers may not receive weekends off in accordance with this Article.

Sunday and Monday. The Company shall make every effort to schedule the days off on weekends as frequently as possible, but in no event shall an employee be required to work more than two (2) weekends in a row without the employee’s prior consent unless weekend work is a condition of hire, transfer or promotion. On-Air Talent (as per Article 2.4) and News Producers may not receive weekends off in accordance with this Article.Article.‌