Compressed Work Week Program Sample Clauses

Compressed Work Week Program. The Parties agree that the Compressed Work Week Program (CWW) is an arrangement whereby an Employee within a unit or team works the same number of hours within fewer days and earns a subsequent day off. The Compressed Work Week Programs that the Parties have previously agreed to were established to include the following parameters:
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Compressed Work Week Program. 59:01 Eligibility‌ Full-time employees and full-time employees filling a full-time term position within a right to revert to a full-time position, with not less than 1885 hours of work performed since their last date of hire with the Employer may apply to participate in the Compressed Work Week Program. The Compressed Work Week Program involves working an additional thirty-five (35) minutes per work day in exchange for a paid day off in each pay period that does not include a general holiday. Notwithstanding Article 8 (Overtime) the additional thirty-five (35) minutes per work day shall not be paid at overtime rates, although those additional minutes will count towards the regular hours of work in Article 5 (Hours of Work) and specifically Article 5:01(b) full-time regular hours per week.
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Compressed Work Week Program. (CWWP) Full-time permanent employees and full-time temporary employees on terms of at least one (1) year may apply to participate in the CWWP. The CWWP involves working an additional thirty-five (35) minutes per day in exchange for an earned day off (EDO) in each pay period that does not include a paid holiday. The normal hours of work for employees participating in the CWWP will be extended by thirty-five (35) minutes. Each employee in the program will receive an EDO taking into consideration the preferences of the employee and the operational requirements of the Employer. Should more employees request the same available EDO than can be reasonably accommodated, seniority will be used. In the event an employee is required to work on her scheduled EDO or have moved her EDO to meet operational requirements, she is entitled to retain this day (at straight time) or elect to be paid for the time worked at the prevailing overtime rate.
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