Annual Shift Bid Sample Clauses

Annual Shift Bid. To facilitate the annual leave scheduling in Sect. 21.6, the Chief shall distribute the annual patrol shift bid schedule no later than December 1 each year and the annual patrol shift bid completed request shall be submitted to the Chief of Police no later than December 15 of each year.
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Annual Shift Bid. All employees shall bid for shift (schedule & days off) in November, for implementation on the first full pay period in January. Bids shall be based on classification seniority. The department head reserves the right to modify the schedule based on operational needs.
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Annual Shift Bid. Immediately following the signing of this Collective Agreement, the Company post all driver positions up for a shift bid by seniority. Each June 1st thereafter will be the date to an annual shift bid. The shift bid shall be implemented at a date agreed upon by the Union and the Company.
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Annual Shift Bid. It is agreed between the Company and the Union that once each year all employees in the bargaining unit may bid to transfer to other shifts within their classification. All bids will be awarded on the basis of seniority within classification. The annual shift bid will be posted the first full week of January for a period of five (5) working days. The awarded bids will be effective the first Monday of March.
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Annual Shift Bid. No later than December 1° of each year; a list of available shifts and group assignments for Telecommunications Specialists shall be posted in the Dispatch Center. Telecommunication Specialists shall then be permitted to bid their preferred shift for the upcoming year. The bid shall be done in order of seniority beginning with the m o s t senior and m ay be done either in person or on a recorded phone line. The bid shall be completed no later than December 15tH of each year and will take effect January 1st and remain in effect until December 31 of that same year. Based on the needs of the Department as determined by the Chief of Police, should a shift become available at any time during the year due to a vacancy, Telecommunications Specialist may be permitted to rebid for the open shift, in order of seniority, so long as changing shifts does not create additional overtime. It is agreed by the parties that any such change may require a group change and may in effect impact that dispatcher's regular days off as well as pre-scheduled vacation time, to be determined by the Chief of Police. Any such change of shift shall not effect “pre• approved and scheduled" days off of any other Telecommunications Specialist so long as these days were scheduled prior to the shift change. Any Telecommunications Specialist hired during the year and between bids shall be assigned to a shift, based on the needs of the Department, as determined by the Chief of Police or his designee. If two or more shifts are available, newly hired dispatchers shall be allowed to bid the open shifts based on seniority.
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Annual Shift Bid. The University and the Union agree that an annual shift bid process will occur and be effective for July 1st of each year. The following information outlines the bid process.
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