Administration of Work Schedules Sample Clauses

Administration of Work Schedules. Management has the responsibility to approve and monitor the work schedules of the employees, in accordance with criteria in paragraphs f. and i., below.
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Administration of Work Schedules a. Management has the responsibility to approve and monitor the work schedules of the employees, in accordance with criteria in paragraphs f. and i., below. b. The default schedule is the standard work schedule. c. Management may assign an employee to a CWS based upon any of the criteria in paragraph f., below. d. An employee may not be assigned to an FWS unless the employee requests an FWS. e. FWSs and CWSs are both considered alternative work schedules (AWSs). All employees may apply for any AWS described in this article. Employees do not have an entitlement to an AWS. f. In reviewing an employee’s request for an AWS, Management may denythe request based upon any of the following criteria:
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Administration of Work Schedules a. An employee’s tour of duty will be recorded in the header of the Paycheck record. b. The default schedule is the standard work schedule. c. An employee may not be assigned to an FWS unless the employee requests an FWS. d. Management may assign an employee to a CWS based upon any of the criteria in paragraph (f), below. e. FWS’s and CWS’s are both considered alternative work schedules (AWS’s). All employees may apply for any AWS described in this article. f. In reviewing an employee’s request for an AWS, Management may deny the request based upon any of the following criteria:
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Administration of Work Schedules a. All employees may apply for any approved AWS above. In reviewing requests for AWS, Management may grant, modify, or deny the request, based upon any of the following criteria. When an employee requests a particular schedule and the request is denied, the employee and Local Union will receive a written explanation. The employee or the Union has the right to grieve the decision in accordance with Article 6 Grievance Procedure.
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Administration of Work Schedules. An employee’s tour of duty will be recorded in the header of the Paycheck record.
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Administration of Work Schedules. (a) Management has the responsibility to approve and monitor the work schedules of the employees; (b) The default schedule is the standard work schedule; (c) Employees and their supervisor are expected to communicate regularly about when and where the employee is working and what work activities are planned; (d) An employee’s tour of duty will be recorded in the header of the Paycheck record; (e) Special situations: (1) Management may make short-term changes, of no more than one pay period, in work days and/or arrival and departure times that are necessary to accomplish the work objectives of the unit. The changes must be administered fairly and equitably in the work unit affected.
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