Changes in Shift. Any work schedule changes of one and a half (1 ½) or more hours. Such changes will be done in accordance with this Agreement.
Changes in Shift. A change in shift shall be defined as any extended change in work schedules or shifts of one (1) or more hours. Such changes will be done in accordance with this Agreement. This Section does not apply to employees who have flexible schedules.
Changes in Shift. An employee shall be given 24 hours' notice in the event of a change in his shift. Where 24 hours' notice is not given, employees shall be paid at the overtime rate for the first shift. If an employee is assigned work part way through a shift that requires him to work on a different shift that day, the employee and his supervisor will consult to determine whether the employee should complete his regular shift or leave work early.
Changes in Shift. 12 The starting time of a unit member’s work shift shall not be altered within his/her assigned 13 workweek, except with the mutual agreement of the unit member and the supervisor, or under 15 in unit members’ assigned starting times, the supervisor shall consult with the unit members 16 involved and provide them with at least fifteen (15) workdays prior written notice before 17 implementing the change. 18 The immediate supervisor shall rotate overtime assignments among unit members who 19 desire to work overtime.
Changes in Shift. When filling job openings in a seniority unit, shift preference may be exercised on the basis of seniority within the seniority unit and job classification by first realigning the seniority unit in which the available job exists. Upgradings will then take place in accordance with the increase in working force procedure. Shift preference cannot be exercised on posted jobs. By mutual consent, qualified employees absent due to illness will be given consideration at the time shift realignment takes place.
Changes in Shift. An employee shall be given hours' notice in the event of a change in his shift. Where hours' notice is not given, employees shall be paid at the overtime rate for the first shift. If an employee is assigned work part way through a shift that requires him to work on a different shift that day, the employee and his supervisor will consult to determine whether the employee should complete his regular shift or leave work early. Notice Required on Change of Rest Days In the event that an employee is assigned to a job which changes the employee's scheduled rest days from the job he presently occupies, overtime rates shall be paid for work performed on such rest days for the first week only of the work schedule of the new job, if sufficient notice is not given by instructing the employee to that effect (or by posting) prior to the scheduled rest days of the job he presently occupies. For the purpose of this article, sufficient notice shall mean the greater of two (2) calendar days or a number of days equal to the number of rest days of the work schedule for the job he presently occupies. Pay for Work on Rest Days Notwithstandingthe provisions of Article overtime rates shall be paid to employees for work performed at the request of the Company on the first and subsequent rest designated for the job which he presently occupies. The provisions of this paragraph shall apply also to General Holidays or days observed in lieu.
Changes in Shift. Scheduled shift preferences will be conducted every twelve (12) months on the last Monday in March. Shift preferences will be conducted by seniority within the job classification, with Management determining staffing needs for the area. Employees must be in their job classification for the duration of six (6) months to be eligible. At the time of the shift preference, all eligible active employees will be notified by Management and given two (2) weeks to respond. During an increase in force, Management will hire into the shift for which there is a vacancy. Additional shift preferences will be subject to mutual agreement between the Union and Management. Janitorial will also conduct a shift preference during an increase in force.
