Choice of Shift and Days Off Sample Clauses

Choice of Shift and Days Off. All Maintenance employees shall have at least four (4) picks per calendar year. At least three (3) calendar days prior to the effective date of the pick, there shall be posted a list of shifts, the number of classifications required on each shift, the number of employees required in each classification and the days off and further provided that four of the picks shall coincide with the picks of the transit operators as provided in Section 4. C. 1, while the number of picks are unrestricted. The pick shall include a "spare person" or "persons" to cover corresponding missing positions for people who are out of work due to sickness, vacations, etc. The spare persons' schedule and days off will change from week to week in the event he/she must cover for anyone, as directed by Management. In the event that the “spare person” in any classification or group of classifications is unavailable, the position will be offered by seniority within the classification. If all employees pass then the most junior person, in the classification, will be assigned. At any time a higher classification will be required to work in a lower classification but will maintain his/her particular rate of pay.
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Choice of Shift and Days Off. All Maintenance employees shall have at least four

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