Combinations of days off Sample Clauses

Combinations of days off. Within a calendar year, the employee shall have at least 14 Saturday-Sunday combinations of days off, unless otherwise agreed with the employee or unless there is a justified reason to deviate from this rule. The combinations of days off do not apply to employees who mainly only work weekends. Days off that land on the annual holiday are counted towards the employee’s quota of combinations of days off. Where the employee has not worked for a full year, combinations of days off are given in proportion to the time worked.
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Combinations of days off. A new Subsection 12 shall be added to Section 8 Working time of the collective agreement. The current Subsection 12 Orientation shall be changed to Subsection 14 Orientation.

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