After Scheduling Deadline Sample Clauses

After Scheduling Deadline. Except as provided in subparagraph (d), a request under this subparagraph (b) shall be granted to an employee under the following conditions: i. the employee has given notice of the intent to use compensatory time at least seven (7) days prior to the requested day off; ii. the request is for a single full shift or not more than two non-consecutive full shifts; iii. an employee shall not be granted more than two shifts off under this paragraph (b) within the 28-day scheduling cycle; iv. the request will not cause the employee’s shift, precinct, unit or division to fall below the lesser of: one below the minimum staffing level for the requested shift as noted on the posted schedule; or one below the scheduled staffing for the requested shift as noted on the posted schedule. Even if the conditions in subparagraphs i. through iii. are satisfied, approval of a compensatory time off request is not required if scheduled staffing is below minimum staffing because of absences caused by the use of compensatory time or Federation time.
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