Changes in Tiers Sample Clauses

Changes in Tiers. Newly hired supplementals shall provide notice of the availability tier they intend to meet on or before their date of hire. The Employer will confirm in writing to the supplemental nurse the tier that will be applicable tothat nurse for each applicable three (3) month period. At or about the end of each three (3) month period (April-June; July- September; October-December; January -March), the nursemanager will determine whether a supplemental nurse has met the availability requirements of his/her applicable tier and/or whether the supplemental needs in a unit/operating area support continued utilization of a supplemental nurse at her/his previous tier. In making the determination whether a supplemental nurse has met the availability requirements of his/herapplicable tier, the nurse manager shall have the discretion to substitute non-recognized holidays or other days/periods when supplementals made themselves available to work shiftsthat were difficult to cover, such as Christmas Eve, New Years Eve, Easter, Spring Break, Mother's/Father's Day, etc. If the nurse manager determines at or about the end of the designated three month period that the supplemental needs of a unit do not support the continued utilization of a supplemental nurse at a particular tier or that an individual supplemental nurse has failed to make him/herself available to work as required under his/her current tier, such nurse, for the next three (3) month period shall be transferred by theEmployer to another tier level that reflects the revised supplemental needs of the unit and/or the extent to which the supplemental nurse actually made him/herself available to work during the six month period that just ended. During a current three (3) month period, the Employer may also address a supplemental nurse's repeated failure to make him/herself available according to his/her tier, through progressive discipline. Supplementals who do not meet their applicable availability requirements may also be removed from the supplemental roster by the Employer at or after the end of the designated three (3) month period. Additionally, a supplemental nurse who has met or exceeded his/her tier's availability standard during the current three month period may change his/her tier effective the beginning of the next three (3) month period provided the supplemental needs of the unit, as determined by the Employer, support the utilization of a particular supplemental tierin that unit/operating area. The three ...
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