Work Schedule Modification Sample Clauses
The Work Schedule Modification clause allows for changes to an employee's standard working hours or days as outlined in their employment agreement. Typically, this clause sets out the process by which either the employer or employee can request adjustments, such as shifting start and end times, moving from full-time to part-time, or accommodating flexible work arrangements. Its core function is to provide a structured mechanism for adapting work schedules to meet operational needs or personal circumstances, thereby promoting flexibility and reducing potential disputes over working hours.
Work Schedule Modification. A. The Fire Chief or his/her designee has the ability to modify a shift Battalion Chief’s 48/96 work schedule to a forty (40) hour work schedule at no cost to the employee, to allow the Battalion Chief to attend specialized schooling or training.
Work Schedule Modification. (a) Monday through Friday shall constitute the regular workdays and regular workweek, except when modified by mutual agreement between the Company and the employee(s).
(b) The starting time and quitting time of the various shifts may be changed from time to time by mutual agreement between the Company and the employee(s).
(c) The foregoing provisions of this agreement are not intended and shall not be construed as preventing overtime work, provided, however, there shall be no discrimination in the assignment of overtime work and overtime shall be allotted as equitable as practical among the employees to perform the work in question, it being understood that employees assigned to perform a job during the regular work hours shall be given preference when overtime is required on such operations. It shall not be mandatory for an employee to work overtime.
Work Schedule Modification. The County will meet and discuss long-term changes to work schedules with the Union. Employees shall be granted a written, sixty-day notice prior to the implementation of any permanent changes to work schedules unless mutually agreed otherwise