Scheduling - PTO Sample Clauses

Scheduling - PTO. (See definitions of Posted and Published schedules in Article 8.1.D)
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Scheduling - PTO. On or before January 1st of each year, employees are invited to express their preference as to PTO time by seniority in full weeks. After full weeks are selected, employees may select single or partial days by seniority. In assigning PTO, the Company, insofar as feasible, will comply with the request, giving preference to requests of senior employees. PTO selections must be given to the immediate supervisor on or before January 31st. PTO will be approved by February 15th. PTO not scheduled during the initial selection process will be available on a first come first serve basis. Employees may carry over up to 120 hours of PTO from year to year.
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Scheduling - PTO. To the extent business requirements permit, employee requests for a specific period in which to take PTO will be honored. Furthermore, the most senior employees shall have preference as to the time they take PTO so far as the efficient operation of the business will permit. Where more than one (1) employee in a job classification desire PTO at the same time, PTO will be assigned according to seniority. Employer and employee shall mutually agree upon the PTO time.
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Scheduling - PTO. A. PTO days, with the exception of illness or injury, must be scheduled far enough in advance so as to provide for adequate staffing.
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Scheduling - PTO. Eligible employees may be granted scheduled PTO accruals to begin at any time during the year, with specific considerations being given to:
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Scheduling - PTO. Employees shall make every effort to request PTO at least 30 days prior to the start date of the PTO. Employees shall make every effort to request non-vacation PTO with as much notice as possible PTO requests shall be made in accordance with Employer policy. The Employer shall make every effort to honor PTO requests. When two or more employees in the same work unit request the same PTO date at the same time and the Employer cannot accommodate all requests, seniority shall be the determining factor in filling PTO requests.
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Scheduling - PTO. Employees must request PTO in writing at least 3 days in advance. Approval of PTO will be based on the business and staffing needs of the Employer. In cases where more employees request PTO than can be allowed, priority consideration will be given to the employees with the greater length of service with the company. In the case of unexpected illness, the employee must submit a written request for PTO immediately upon the employee's return to work. Repeated claims of illness may result in a requirement for a doctor's certificate regarding the employee's health condition.
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Scheduling - PTO. PTO shall be scheduled from January 1 to December 31 on a seniority basis in each job classification. PTO requests for one (1) week or greater will be submitted on a quarterly basis according to the schedule below. The team member responsible for scheduling will respond in writing with approval/denial within 30 calendar days from the request date deadline for the following quarter. If the Employer denies or fails to respond to the request within the allotted time frame, the team member may file a grievance pursuant to Article 10 of this Agreement, with the remedy being approval of the PTO request. This shall not prevent team members from submitting PTO requests after the specified dates below, but such requests will not be based on seniority. Quarter Request Schedule Approval/Denial January 1 - March 31 October 15 - November 1 November 30 April 1 - June 30 January 15 - February 1 February 28 July 1 - September 30 April 15 - May 1 May 30 October 1 - December 31 July 15 - August 1 August 30
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Scheduling - PTO. Employees shall participate in an annual seniority bid for scheduled PTO leave. Each December, Employees shall select PTO time for the upcoming calendar year, subject to established blackout periods. Employees may select up to a maximum of three consecutive weeks during the initial round of bidding. PTO requests outside of the annual bid process must be submitted no later than the Monday preceding the work week in which it has been requested. Such PTO requests will be granted based on the order in which PTO requests are received and subject to business requirements. Where more than one (1) employee in a job classification request PTO at the same time, PTO will be granted according to seniority. Employer and employee may mutually agree upon the PTO time.
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