Workshift Sample Clauses

Workshift. Except for schedules of less than eight (8) hours of work per day, eight (8), nine (9), ten (10), twelve (12), or sixteen (16) consecutive hours of work, except for interruptions of meal periods, shall constitute a regular scheduled workshift. Any other scheduled workshift will be adopted only upon agreement, in writing, of affected employees and Association. For twelve hour shifts the following conditions apply.
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Workshift. With the exception of the Floater position, each employee shall be assigned a definite and regular shift and workweek, which shall not be changed without prior notice to the employee of two (2) calendar weeks.
Workshift. 40 Except for schedules of less than eight (8) hours of work per day, eight (8), nine (9), ten (10), 41 twelve (12), sixteen (16) or thirteen hours-twenty minutes (13:20) consecutive hours of work, 42 except for interruptions of meal periods, shall constitute a regular scheduled workshift. Any 43 other scheduled workshift will be adopted only upon agreement, in writing, of affected 44 employees and Association. 45 Employees who work a regular or alternative work schedule will not rotate between 46 days and nights except in unusual circumstances, to accommodate scheduled training, or 47 on a voluntary basis with approval from management. An employee who volunteered to 48 work such a schedule may revoke the agreement with a minimum of three (3) weeks notice, 49 at which time the Agency shall return the employee to the employee’s former schedule. 50 For twelve hour shifts the following conditions apply.
Workshift. The standard workshift is eight (8) hours and is the number of hours an employee may be worked at applicable base rates of pay. In continuous operations, workshifts are referred to as Day Shift, Evening Shift and Night Shift.
Workshift. A work shift refers to a 24-hour period made up of two consecutive work days. Also referred to as a Shift Day. END OF DEFINITIONS Grievance No.

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