Categories of Nurses Sample Clauses

Categories of Nurses. Full‐time – A full‐time Nurse is one who is regularly scheduled to work seventy‐two (72) hours per pay period. Part‐time – A part‐time Nurse is one who is regularly scheduled to work less than seventy‐two (72) hours per period. Casual/On‐Call ‐ A Casual/On‐Call Nurse is not regularly scheduled or guaranteed hours, but works on an intermittent basis.
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Categories of Nurses. A. Regular, Temporary, Relief and Casual Categories 1. Regular Nurses a. Regular Full-Time Full-time Nurses are regularly scheduled to work seventy-two (72) hours up to eighty (80) hours in each fourteen (14) day pay period. b. Regular Part-Time (RPT) Nurses (1) RPT–4: Part-time Nurses who are regularly scheduled to work sixty (60) hours up to seventy-one (71) hours in each fourteen (14) day pay period. (2) RPT–3: Part-time Nurses who are regularly scheduled to work forty- eight (48) hours up to fifty-nine (59) hours in each fourteen (14) day pay period. (3) RPT–2: Nurses classified as RPT2 on the date of ratification of this Agreement, will continue to be in this classification until the Nurse(s) change to a different status. 2. Temporary Nurses Temporary Nurses are employed by the Hospital to cover regular positions for a period not to exceed six (6) months. Temporary Nurses are entitled to holiday pay (for working a holiday), but to no other employee benefits. Temporary Nurses are not entitled to participate in the benefit plans set for the in Article IX, unless offering participation in a plan is required by law. 3. Relief Nurses Relief Nurses are employed by the Hospital for coverage of regular positions when Regular Nurses are not available or in exceptional circumstances.
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