CALL IN ROSTER Sample Clauses

CALL IN ROSTER. If it becomes necessary to call-in employees for work, the Employer shall first offer such work to employees in order of seniority who have signed a monthly "Call-in List". (a) The monthly "Call-in List" shall be conspicuously posted in each store one (1) week prior to the beginning of each month. (b) If no employee signs the "Call-in List" or if none or an insufficient number of those employees who have signed the "Call-in List" are available for work, the Employer shall call those employees who have not signed the "Call-in List" by inverse order of seniority. (c) Call-ins shall be for a minimum of four (4) hours or two (2) hours for Courtesy Clerks. Employees on straight-time will be called before employees on overtime.
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CALL IN ROSTER. If it becomes necessary to call in employees for work, the Employer shall first offer such work to employees in order of seniority who have signed a quarterly "call-in" list. (a) The quarterly call-in list will be conspicuously posted in each store one (1) week prior to the beginning of each quarter. (b) If no employee signs the call-in list or none of the employees are available, the Employer shall call by inverse order of seniority those employees who have not signed such call-in list. (c) Call-ins shall be for a minimum of four (4) hours work or four (4) hours pay, in lieu thereof. No employee will be called in if such call-in would result in the payment of daily or weekly overtime. (d) Notification for call-in work must be made by a member of the bargaining unit or by a member of management.
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