Contract Nurses Sample Clauses

Contract Nurses. ‌ When additional work of any nature requires a temporary augmented work force or in the event of an emergency or the absence of an employee(s), the Employer may utilize the services of nurses on a contract basis. Contract nurses shall not be hired or engaged to avoid the hiring of full-time or part-time nurses. A contract nurse must be currently licensed as a registered professional nurse in a State, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, or a territory of the United States. A contract nurse shall not be used to augment the workforce for more than three (3) months. Contract nurses may not be used to fill a vacant position or a position where an employee is absent for more than three (3) months; provided, however, that when a full-time regular nurse is out on disability, contract nurses may be used for a period of up to six (6) months. The Postal Service shall notify the Union within 14 days of the utilization of contract nurses on-site in postal premises in excess of four (4) successive weeks. The notice shall state the start date for the contract nurse and provide documentation of the actual engagement of the contract nurse and the reason for engagement of the contract nurse.
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Contract Nurses. During 2009 collective bargaining the Employer and the Union discussed the use of Contract Nurses for purposes other than currently specified in Article 4.03 of the collective agreement. Specifically, the parties confirm that Contract Nurses can be used for the purposes of such services such as Workplace Wellness Health Screening when non-government funding is being utilized. All other provisions of the collective agreement pertaining to Contract Nurses will apply to Contract Nurses utilized pursuant to the provisions of this Letter of Understanding. day of April , 2016. FOR THE EMPLOYER: FOR THE UNION: Labour Relations Officer
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Contract Nurses. The parties agree that nursing staff employed by the Hospital provide the 29 desirable level of nursing care. The Hospital's basic policy shall be to use its 30 registered nursing staff to the exclusion of contract registered nurses from an 31 outside agency except in unavoidable situations; however, the decision to hire 32 contract nursing staff shall remain solely with the Hospital administration.
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Contract Nurses. When additional work of any nature requires a temporary augmented work force or in the event of an emergency or the absence of an em- ployee(s), the Employer may utilize the services of nurses on a contract basis. Contract nurses shall not be hired to avoid the hiring of full-time or part-time nurses. A contract nurse must be currently licensed as a reg- istered professional nurse in a State, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, or a territory of the United States. The Postal Service shall make a good faith effort to notify the Union within 14 days of the utilization of contract nurses on-site in postal premises in excess of four (4) successive weeks.
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Contract Nurses. During 2009 collective bargaining the Employer and the Union discussed the use of Contract Nurses for purposes other than currently specified in Article 4.03 of the collective agreement. Specifically, the parties confirm that Contract Nurses can be used for the purposes of such services such as Workplace Wellness Health Screening when non- government funding is being utilized. All other provisions of the collective agreement pertaining to Contract Nurses will apply to Contract Nurses utilized pursuant to the provisions of this Letter of Understanding. DATED at Windsor, Ontario this 2 _ day of February , 20 2_2. FOR THE EMPLOYER: FOR THE UNION: __ ______ ___ _ ________ Labour Relations Officer B E T W E E N: A N D:
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