Casual Utilization Sample Clauses

Casual Utilization i) A casual Nurse will provide availability for shifts for the six (6) week schedule at least two (2) weeks in advance of the posting of the schedule. Casual Nurses will be offered work in order of seniority according to their availability and operational needs. ii) Casual employees who have been offered and accepted shifts based on their availability cannot cancel such shifts and the process for exchanging a scheduled shift in Article 14.06 is to be followed. iii) Casual Nurses are expected to maintain competence to work as a VON Nurse. A casual Nurse who has not provided availability or has refused offers of work for a period in excess of two (2) months, without an explanation satisfactory to the Employer, will be removed from the casual list.
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Casual Utilization i) A casual Nurse shall fill out an availability form, which will be given to the Manager, in writing, at least one (1) week in advance of the posting of the schedule. Should the casual Nurse not be able to meet the availability they indicated or to work a shift they agreed to work, they will provide forty-eight
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Casual Utilization i) A casual Nurse shall fill out an availability form, which will be given to the Manager, in writing, at least one (1) week in advance of the posting of the schedule. Should the casual Nurse not be able to meet the availability she/he indicated or to work a shift that has agreed to work, she/he will provide forty-eight (48) hours’ notice to the Employer, unless an urgent situation arises and the Nurse will discuss the situation with her/his Manager as soon as possible. ii) Casual employees who have been offered and accepted shifts based on their availability cannot cancel such shifts and the process for exchanging a scheduled shift in Article 14.05 (i) is to be followed. iii) Casual Nurses are expected to maintain competence to work as a VON Nurse. A casual Nurse who has not provided availability or has refused offers of work for a period in excess of two (2) months, without an explanation satisfactory to the Employer, will be removed from the casual list. (a) A part-time Nurse will be scheduled to work three (3) tours per week. A part-time Nurse will also indicate the other tours on which she/he is available to work and shall be prepared to work should the need arise, unless the Nurse provides twenty-four (24) hours’ advance notice that she/he is no longer available. (b) A part-time Nurse may be hired to do primarily weekend work. This may include a paid holiday attached to a weekend. Such Nurses will not be eligible for weekend premium payment. (c) Part-time Nurses shall make themselves available for up to five (5) tours over Christmas or New Year’s and shall self-schedule themselves accordingly if required. (d) It is understood that casual Nurses do not have normal hours of work and may elect to work or not to work when requested. (e) A casual Nurse may be scheduled to be on-call during a weekend on which she/he works if required. Part-time Nurses will be scheduled based on a six (6) week master rotation. (a) Part-time Nurses i) Part-time Nurse shall work: • Weekends in accordance 14.03; • Minimum three (3) on call shifts per month; • Up to twenty (20) shifts per six week schedule; • Vacant evening shifts. The number of tours shall not be construed to be a guarantee of hours of work to be performed on each tour and during each work schedule. Additional work shall be assigned based on availability in accordance with Article 14.10 (a). ii) A part-time Nurse may be hired to do weekend work only. This may include a paid holiday attached to a weekend. Such ...
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Casual Utilization. (a) A casual nurse will provide availability for tours of duty at least six (6) weeks in advance and will be offered work according to her availability and operational requirements. Should the casual nurse not be able to meet the availability she indicated or to work a shift that she has agreed to work, she will provide forty-eight (48) hours’ notice to the Employer, unless an urgent situation arises and the nurse will discuss the situation with her Supervisor as soon as possible. (b) A casual nurse who has not provided availability or an explanation for a period in excess of three (3) months will be removed from the casual list. (a) The Employer will make a reasonable effort to schedule senior nurses for full shifts. If a senior nurse is assigned to work less than a full shift, she shall, subject to reasonable considerations of specific client needs, travel and mandatory continuity standards, be assigned visits (up to a full day) from the work lists of less senior nurses scheduled to work that day, starting with the least senior nurse, and going in the reverse order of seniority. (b) If it is not possible to assign a senior nurse to work a full shift, the nurse will be paid for all hours worked and may utilize compensatory time or vacation credits to provide a full day's pay or elect to take the time off without pay. (c) The parties agree that the operation of Article 12.10 does not constitute a layoff.
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Casual Utilization. (i) A casual nurse will provide availability for tours of duty. Such availability shall be submitted at least two (2) weeks prior to the posting of the schedule. (ii) Casual employees who have been offered and accepted shifts based on their availability cannot cancel such shifts and the process for exchanging a scheduled shift in Article 14.05 (g) is to be followed. (iii) Casual nurses are expected to maintain competence to work as a VON nurse. A casual nurse who has not provided availability or has refused offers of work for a period in excess of two (2) months, without an explanation satisfactory to the Employer, will be removed from the casual list.
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Casual Utilization. (a) A casual nurse will provide availability for tours of duty. Such availability shall be submitted at least two (2) weeks prior to the posting of the schedule. (b) Casual employees who have been offered and accept4ed shifts based on their availability cannot cancel such shifts and the process for exchanging a scheduled shift in Article 14.05 (g) is to be followed.
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Casual Utilization. A casual nurse will provide availabilityfor tours of duty at least six (6) weeks in advance and will be offered work according to her availability and operational requirements. Should the casual nurse not be able to meet the availability she indicated or to work a shift that she has agreed to work, she will provide forty-eight (48) hours’ notice to the Employer, unless an urgent situation arises and the nurse will discuss the situationwith her Supervisor as soon as possible.
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Casual Utilization. (i) A casual nurse shall fill out an availability form which will be given to the Manager, in writing, at least one (1) week in advance of the posting of the schedule. Should the casual nurse not be able to meet the availability she indicated or to work a shift that has agreed to work, she will provide forty-eight (48) hours’ notice to the Employer, unless an urgent situation arises and the nurse will discuss the situation with her Manager as soon as possible. (ii) Casual employees who have been offered and accepted shifts based on their availability cannot cancel such shifts and the process for exchanging a scheduled shift in Article 14.05 (g) is to be followed. (iii) Casual nurses are expected to maintain competence to work as a VON nurse. A casual nurse who has not provided availability or has refused offers of work for a period in excess of two (2) months, without an explanation satisfactory to the Employer, will be removed from the casual list.
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Casual Utilization i) A casual Nurse shall fill out an availability form, which will be given to the Manager, in writing, at least one (1) week in advance of the posting of the schedule. Should the casual Nurse not be able to meet the availability they indicated or to work a shift they agreed to work, they will provide forty-eight (48) hours’ notice to the Employer, unless an urgent situation arises, and the Nurse will discuss the situation with their manager as soon as possible. ii) Casual employees who have been offered and accepted shifts based on their availability cannot cancel such shifts and the process for exchanging a scheduled shift in Article 14.06 is to be followed. iii) Casual Nurses are expected to maintain competence to work as a VON Nurse. A casual Nurse who has not provided availability or has refused offers of work for a period in excess of two (2) months, without an explanation satisfactory to the Employer, will be removed from the casual list. (a) A part-time Nurse will be scheduled to work three (3) tours per week. A part-time Nurse will also indicate the other tours on which they are available to work and shall be prepared to work should the need arise, unless the Nurse provides twenty-four (24) hours’ advance notice that they are no longer available. (b) A part-time Nurse may be hired to do primarily weekend work. This may include a paid holiday attached to a weekend. Such Nurses will not be eligible for weekend premium payment.
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