Dietary Department Sample Clauses

Dietary Department. The employees who cover her work for the classification of the employee who is absent which is over and above their regular duties during their regular shift shall be paid the premium for the hours they work short.
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Dietary Department. One (1) Xxxx and an additional one (1) or more employees at the same time subject to the efficient and safe operation of the nursing home.
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Dietary Department. Full-time Dietary employees are scheduled one
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Dietary Department. The parties previously agreed to cease the regular interchange of dietary aides employed by Finlandia Nursing Home with dietary aides employed by the Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society Inc. in their assignment of duties in the Nursing Home and in the Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society Inc. and the practice has ceased. Dietary aides employed by Finlandia Nursing Home will be scheduled to work in the Nursing Home serveries (which it is understood will entail working in the “dual kitchen”) and to prep for their nursing home responsibilities and duties. Dietary aides employed by the Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society Inc. will not be scheduled to work in the nursing home. It is understood, however, that in order to ensure appropriate coverage when dietary aides employed by Finlandia Nursing Home are not available to work, dietary aides employed by the Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society Inc. may be scheduled or called-in to work temporarily in the Nursing Home and vice versa. Where a dietary aide employed by Finlandia Nursing Home is so required by the Employer to work in the Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society Inc., the dietary aide will continue to be paid the employee’s regular nursing home wage rate and will accrue bargaining unit seniority and service for shifts worked in the Sudbury Finnish Rest Home Society Inc. 95 LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING Between: FINLANDIA HOIVAKOTI NURSING HOME (FINLANDIA NURSING HOME LIMITED) (hereinafter called the "Employer") - and – UNIFOR AND ITS LOCAL 598 (MINE MILL) (hereinafter called the "Union")
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