Common use of Changed Schedules Clause in Contracts

Changed Schedules. The Employer shall make every reasonable effort not to change schedules once posted. The Employer shall advise any Nurse of an intended change in the Nurse’s schedule as soon as it is known by the Employer. (a) A minimum of twenty four (24) hours notice in advance of a scheduled shift shall normally be given when the shift to be worked is changed. A change of shift occurs when both the scheduled start time and end time for a scheduled shift are changed or the calendar date of the shift is changed. (b) Except where the change is by mutual agreement between the Nurse and the Employer, if the schedule is changed by the Employer without the minimum twenty four (24) hours notice prior to the start of the original shift the Nurse shall be compensated at the overtime rate for the shift worked as a result of the changed schedule. (c) The requirement to work additional hours continuous to an assigned shift (whether before the shift or after the shift) is not a change of schedule and the Nurse shall be compensated for the additional hours in accordance with the overtime provision of Article 7.16 (a), except as specified in Articles 7.15, 7.16 (b) and 7.22 (e). (d) This provision is not applicable to a Casual Nurse (except a Casual Nurse while in a Temporary Position). (e) Working a relief shift by the Part-Time Nurse and Casual Nurse is not a change of schedule. Not applicable to a Nurse Practitioner. (See Article 7.31 and 7.32)

Changed Schedules. The Employer shall make every reasonable effort not to change schedules once posted. The Employer shall advise any Nurse of an intended change in the Nurse’s schedule as soon as it is known by the Employer. (a) A minimum of twenty four forty-eight (2448) hours notice in advance of a scheduled shift shall normally be given when the shift to be worked is changed. A change of shift occurs when both the scheduled start time and end time for a scheduled shift are changed or the calendar date of the shift is changed. (b) Except where the change is by mutual agreement between the Nurse and the Employer, if the schedule is changed by the Employer without the minimum twenty four forty- eight (2448) hours notice prior to the start of the original shift the Nurse shall be compensated at the overtime rate for the shift worked as a result of the changed schedule. (c) The requirement to work additional hours continuous to an assigned shift (whether before the shift or after the shift) is not a change of schedule and the Nurse shall be compensated for the additional hours in accordance with the overtime provision of Article 7.16 7.18 (a), except as specified in Articles 7.157.17, 7.16 7.18 (b) and 7.22 7.24 (ed). (d) This provision is not applicable to a Casual Nurse (except a Casual Nurse while in a Temporary Position). (e) Working a relief shift by the Part-Time Nurse and Casual Nurse is not a change of schedule. Not applicable to a Nurse Practitioner. (See Article 7.31 and 7.32).

Changed Schedules. The Employer shall make every reasonable effort not to change schedules once posted. The Employer shall advise any Nurse of an intended change in the Nurse’s schedule as soon as it is known by the Employer. Wherever possible, changes made to schedules shall be done on an equitable basis. (a) A minimum of twenty four seventy-two (2472) hours notice in advance of a scheduled shift shall normally be given when the shift to be worked is changed. A change of shift occurs when both the scheduled start time and end time for a scheduled shift are changed changed, or the calendar date of the shift is changed. (b) Except where the change is by mutual agreement between the Nurse and the Employer, if the schedule is changed by the Employer without the minimum twenty four seventy-two (2472) hours notice prior to the start of the original shift the Nurse shall be compensated at the overtime rate for the shift worked as a result of the changed schedule. (c) The requirement to work additional hours continuous to an assigned shift (whether before the shift or after the shift) is not a change of schedule and the Nurse shall be compensated for the additional hours in accordance with the overtime provision of Article 7.16 7.18 (a), except as specified in Articles 7.157.17, 7.16 7.18 (b) and 7.22 7.24 (ed). (d) This provision is not applicable to a Casual Nurse (except a Casual Nurse while in a Temporary Position). (ec) Working a relief shift by the Part-Time Nurse and Casual Nurse is not a change of schedule. Not applicable to a Nurse Practitioner. (See Article 7.31 and 7.32).

Changed Schedules. The Employer shall make every reasonable effort not to change schedules once posted. The Employer shall advise any Nurse of an intended change in the Nurse’s schedule as soon as it is known by the Employer. Wherever possible, changes made to schedules shall be done on an equitable basis. (a) A minimum of twenty four seventy-two (2472) hours notice in advance of a scheduled shift shall normally be given when the shift to be worked is changed. A change of shift occurs when both the scheduled start time and end time for a scheduled shift are changed or the calendar date of the shift is changed. (b) Except where the change is by mutual agreement between the Nurse and the Employer, if the schedule is changed by the Employer without the minimum twenty four seventy-two (2472) hours notice prior to the start of the original shift the Nurse shall be compensated at the overtime rate for the shift worked as a result of the changed schedule. (c) The requirement to work additional hours continuous to an assigned shift (whether before the shift or after the shift) is not a change of schedule and the Nurse shall be compensated for the additional hours in accordance with the overtime provision of Article 7.16 7.18 (a), except as specified in Articles 7.157.17, 7.16 7.18 (b) and 7.22 7.24 (ed). (d) This provision is not applicable to a Casual Nurse (except a Casual Nurse while in a Temporary Position). (e) Working a relief shift by the Part-Time Nurse and Casual Nurse is not a change of schedule. Not applicable to a Nurse Practitioner. (See Article 7.31 and 7.32).