Tours of Duty Sample Clauses

Tours of Duty. A. The parties to this agreement recognize that for employees engaged in law enforcement activities, and their required support personnel (normally those employees working under the jurisdiction of a Border Patrol Sector), the employer shall establish, maintain, and change those shifts, tours of duty and hours of work to best promote the efficient and effective accomplishment of the mission and operations of the Agency.
Tours of Duty. All seniority for choosing tours of duty in all positions of promotion above the rank of deputy sheriff shall be based upon length of service in such position and not on years of service as a deputy sheriff.
Tours of Duty. Implementation of new tours of duty and/or shifts including re- implementation of shifts not used in the previous twelve (12) months
Tours of Duty. If the Employer is considering a change in the workweek from the regular Monday through Friday schedule (standard workweek), the Employer will meet and discuss the need for a nonstandard tour with the Union, upon request.
Tours of Duty. 1. The Company has two different sailing-leave rosters, namely:
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Tours of Duty. The Chief of Police shall establish the tours of duty for all personnel and shall fix the hours of each tour. Provided, however, this provision shall not apply during emergencies or where operating needs dictate otherwise, or abridge the authority of the Chief of Police to assign personnel in an emergency situation or where operating needs require. A determination as to the existence of an emergency or operational needs shall not be subject to grievance or arbitration. The tours of duty shall be set forth and available for bidding to all Supervisors on a four-month interval effective July 1, 2023. When a tour of duty becomes permanently vacant by reason of promotion, retirement, resignation or death, that vacant tour shall be made available for selection by all full time Supervisors.
Tours of Duty a. The tour of duty and daily hours of work for ART aircrew members engaged in long distance flights is governed by the proposed take off time as stated in the mission operations directive (commonly referred to as FRAG). Duty time normally begins at reporting time for pre- departure duties and ends at completion of postflight duties. Duty hours on AFRES Form 4 will be logged in local time of the first departure location.
Tours of Duty. The scheduled work day for all employees shall not exceed eight hours. The scheduled work week for all employees shall not exceed forty hours. An employee must record all hours worked in each workday in a manner to be determined by the Town. The work schedule for all full-time employees shall be four days on, two consecutive days off, rotating tours of duty as follows: “A” line -1 1 :0 0 p.m. to 7:00 a.m . to the “B” line - 7:00 a.m . to 3:00 p.m. to the “C ” line - 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. and repeat cycle on a bi-weekly basis. All full-time employees shall rotate his/her days off backwards each week (i.e., off Thursday and Friday this week, off W ednesday and Thursday the following week, etc.). The above work schedule represents an eighteen day cycle, and approximately two hundred and forty- three (243) days per year. All Sergeants and Lieutenants shall rotate as set forth above. However, no more than one Sergeant or Lieutenant shall be regularly scheduled to work on the same tour of duty at the same time. In the event of overtime, there can be more than one Sergeant on a tour of duty. Notwithstanding the paragraph immediately above, until such time as the “A” line is restored there shall be no limit to the number of supervisors, scheduled to work on the same tour of duty. The Chief of Police may assign part-time employees to meet the operating needs of the department provided the provisions of Article 3, Section 5 (Distribution of Overtime) are complied with.
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